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Case Study: Kenneth Brackett

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Kenneth Brackett is a premiere Financial Consultant of the Northern Delaware area. Founding Lighthouse Financial Group. Mr. Brackett has earned his excellent reputation by developing long-term relationships with his clients. He has won the Five Star Wealth Manager Award, both by Delaware Today Magazine, and The Philadelphia Magazine every year the award has been offered and was featured in the Delaware Today Magazine. Graduating with a Bachelor 's degree, Kenneth Brackett offers over 20 years of experience. He takes on clients from all walks of life, regardless they 're of financial situation. Lighthouse Financial Group is founded on his core principles of providing honest and innovative advice and helps to manage to protect assets. Mr.

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