
Brent is the Director of Financial Planning Standards and a Financial Planner at RTD Financial. Growing up, Brent excelled in two things: solving math problems and developing relationships. When trying to determine what career to pursue, his college advisors suggested financial planning; it was a perfect match! Brent is extremely passionate about learning his clients’ stories and helping them craft a plan to achieve the lives they envision.
Brent first joined RTD as a summer intern and was hired as an Associate Financial Planner upon graduation. Brent is engaged in all parts of the financial planning process and serves on multiple planning teams. Brent leads the Personal Wealth Management Committee, which is dedicated to ensuring our clients receive thoughtful, timely advice that supports their goals in a manner that’s efficient, collaborative and forward-thinking.
Brent graduated from Virginia Tech with Bachelor of Science degrees in Marketing and Finance. He completed the CFP Board Registered Financial Planning Program at Virginia Tech and is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional. Brent is a member of the Financial Planning Association (FPA) of the Philadelphia Tri-State Area and served on the Chapter’s Board for five years as Director-At-Large, Director of NexGen, and Secretary.
Brent lives in Havertown with his wife Brittany and their son Jake. In his spare time, he likes to exercise and play sports, especially golf; he’s honing his skills to one day play some of the world’s best courses. He is an avid fan of all Philadelphia sports teams and enjoys watching Virginia Tech football games, where he worked as the team’s equipment manager during college.
Featured Articles

IRAs – Traditional vs. Roth
Brent discusses the differences between Traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs, and considerations for each. Transcript: Many clients, and my family and friends, always ask me, “Brent, what’s a better option for saving: a traditional IRA or a Roth IRA?” Well there are many different factors that you may want to consider when pursuing these options. […]

Recent College Grads: Four “Must Do’s” in Managing Your Finances
You recently graduated from college – you have your shiny new degree, a great job and are ready to tackle the world. Congratulations! Now is the perfect time to think about the best way to manage your newfound income. Maybe you’re living on your own and need help navigating your expenses. Perhaps you’d like to […]