Bayside Financial Group

Imagine a firm with experienced, independent professionals who are focused single-mindedly on the accomplishment of your most cherished financial goals. Welcome to Bayside Financial Group.

Our mission is to provide independent and objective financial solutions in a warm, friendly, professional environment.

Our ideal clients are conservative by nature and prudent with money. They have the ability to manage their own financial affairs, but understand that time is better spent doing what they love. Our clients are retired or nearing retirement. They are professionals, business owners, retirees, and public employees who want to grow their wealth and efficiently pass it on to the next generation.

If you have $500,000 or more, Bayside Financial Group is here to help you visualize your ideal lifestyle and develop the financial strategies to reach them. While all of our clients are unique, they have one thing in common; they want a long-term, independent advisory relationship with open communication and clearly defined goals and objectives.  We look forward to hearing from you.

 

Wealth Advisor

Doug Grover, CFP®, has built a successful career helping his clients prepare and enjoy their retirements.  He specializes in showing his clients how to avoid outliving their money.  His clients are conservative by nature and prudent with money and are in

Office Manager

Over the last 20 years, Wendy has worked as a sales & marketing professional in the automotive aftermarket and sports industry, and also helped run a small nonprofit organization.  Her experience includes new business development overseeing multi-million dollar budgets; managi

Bayside Financial Group manages assets for individuals and families, providing investment management, and financial planning services.

 

Financial Planning

(through Cambridge)
 

Retirement Planning

(through Cambridge)
 

Investments

(through Broker/Dealer Cambridge Investment Research, Inc.)
 

Insurance

(through Bayside Financial Group)

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