My name is Trent Hart, and I’m the CEO and Financial Advisor at Hart Wealth and Retirement Planning. I grew up around the financial planning business through my father, so in many ways, this industry has always been a part of my life. After spending three years working alongside him, I eventually decided to take what I had learned and begin building something of my own.

Today, I help individuals and families navigate wealth management, income planning, and legacy planning throughout the many stages of their financial lives. I believe financial planning should be comprehensive and, above all, understandable. My approach is honest and matter-of-fact, with an emphasis on education and making sure the people I work with understand the decisions they are making.

One of the things I value most in my work is creating an environment where people feel comfortable discussing their financial concerns. Money can be complicated, and financial decisions can carry significant weight. I want the people I work with to feel heard, to understand their plan, and to know that their concerns are being taken seriously.

Ultimately, I don’t believe financial success is always defined by reaching a particular number. For many people, the real goal is the feeling of knowing they are prepared, that their family is taken care of, their future has been considered, and they have a plan they can rely on. Helping people work toward that sense of confidence and security is one of the most rewarding parts of what I do.

Away from the office, my life is centered around my family, my faith, and things that push me physically. My fiancée and I are preparing to welcome our first child, and we share our home with Tucker, our dog, and our two cats, Morty and Bart. My Christian faith has been a meaningful part of my life and continues to influence how I approach the world, the decisions I make, and the kind of person I want to become. When I have time to myself, you’ll usually find me practicing MMA, reading, or cooking. I enjoy learning, trying new things, and finding a good balance between working toward the future and appreciating where I am now.