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Jeremy Finger
  • Updated: March 13, 2024

Jeremy was recently a guest on the Mind Body Podcast and spoke about being free, letting go, introspection, personal and spiritual growth and living life fully.

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Jeremy Finger is the Founder and CEO of Riverbend Wealth Management. With a passion for finance ignited at age 12, Jeremy’s career as a financial advisor began in 1996 after graduating from the College of Charleston. A dedicated family man and community leader, Jeremy’s life is shaped by valuable lessons in relationships, perseverance, and balanced living. Through his experience and combined professional credentials, Jeremy strives to share his knowledge and wisdom with those seeking professional financial guidance.
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