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Heuchert Financial Incorporated<\/h2>\n

Brad and Jocelyn are intentional about building strong relationships with their 7 grandchildren to encourage being healthy spiritually, emotionally and physically. This will support their grandchildren so that each one has as strong sense of who they are, helping them succeed and take on life\u2019s challenges.<\/p>\n

They bring that same intention into their practice to work with clients. \u00a0It takes the guess work out of what one\u2019s estate will be at time of death.\u00a0 Some people feel the kids will just get what is left, if there is anything. \u00a0Brad & Jocelyn agree the kids will get what is left; but they work with their clients to ensure that there is something meaningful to leave for their kids.<\/p>\n

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I can\u2019t begin to count how many people have told me they will leave $1 million to each child and that is enough.\u00a0 I asked if they could choose $2 million to each instead which would they choose.\u00a0 The second just requires a little planning.\u00a0 What about leaving $250,000 to each of your 4 grandchildren, but had to plan, would you?<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div><\/section>\n

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Brad Heuchert<\/h2>\n<\/div><\/section>
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Financial Advisor<\/h2>\n<\/div><\/section>
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Brad completed his B.A. at university of Regina in 1984 and then attended Concordia Theological Seminary taking a Masters of Divinity, which he didn\u2019t complete. \u00a0Instead he went into social work, working with severe emotionally disturbed youth for about 7 years.<\/p>\n

Brad then worked as the intake worker in the social services department for 3 years before going in management, becoming the assistant director of the social services department.\u00a0 While working as the assistant director also became the director of emergency social services for the city of Brandon. \u00a0In this role, he worked on Brandon\u2019s emergency plan for major disasters, managed the budget and presented budgets to city council.<\/p>\n

In 2000, Brad changed career\u2019s and started in the financial services industry.<\/p>\n

Brad\u2019s dedication to community service continues, and over the years he has sat on numerous boards and committees and served in capacities such as Chair, secretary, treasurer, President, Vice President or just a member.<\/p>\n