About Peter
The personal stuff…
I live with my family in Saint Louis, MO. I am a dedicated father and a husband – my family is my priority and inspires me every day to become the best person I can be. As a first-generation Polish immigrant, I moved to the United States at the age of seven with my immediate family. After college, I enlisted in the Marine Corps and served in Operation Iraqi Freedom. I am a lifelong learner, constantly humbled by the layers of wisdom we find in books, music, the outdoors, art, and, most importantly, each other. My family and I love spending time in nature – hiking, climbing, and exploring. Our cozy lake house near Saint Louis is our happy place.
The professional stuff…
In my work as a fee-only financial advisor in Saint Louis and remotely, I strive to break the mold. I am not the stereotypical advisor with a pocket square speaking in jargon about yield curves and economic forecasts. Instead, we focus on you – your needs and the factors we can control. I aim to be like the trusted doctor or mechanic who distills complex information into understandable terms, empowering you to make informed decisions. This approach allows you to focus on what truly matters in your life, while I handle the complexities of your financial world.
The practice behind the theory: https://calcwealth.com/our-process/
Contact me for a sample financial plan – peter@calcwealth.com
Classes that I am teaching…
- Why Retirement Changes the Rules of Investing
- Taxes in Retirement Opportunities and Pitfalls
- Selling Your Business Roadmap: Business Owner to Wealth Owner
- Continuing Education: Investments & Financial Planning (Search for my name in the class description)
- Taxes in Retirement Opportunities and Pitfalls
The important (but boring) stuff…
I am passionate about the importance of educational and credential legitimacy for advisors. The lack of regulation in our title within an otherwise heavily regulated industry is concerning. In my opinion, anyone advising on assets that serve as a safety net for retirement and family legacy should have ample schooling, training, and experience. See below.
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EDUCATION
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EXPERIENCE
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