Rooted in Wisconsin. Connected to Sarasota.

One financial team for the business you're building, the taxes you're filing, and the retirement you're planning.

Led by Chad Feucht, Feucht Financial Group brings tax, accounting, investment, retirement, estate, and insurance guidance into one coordinated relationship for families and business owners across Wisconsin and Florida.

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The advisors of Feucht Financial Group
The Feucht Financial Group advisor team
The problem we were built to solve

Your finances are connected — even when your advisors are not.

A CPA files the return. Someone else manages the portfolio. A third person sold the policy. Each of them is competent, and none of them see the other two. The cost of that gap does not show up as a bad decision — it shows up as a decision no one connected.

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Disconnected advice

Three professionals, three files, three partial views of the same household.

02

Timing that misses

The rollover happens in the wrong year. The gain lands in the wrong bracket.

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One organized picture

The same team sees the business, the return, the portfolio and the plan together.

Interactive · Financial picture

Move one piece. See what else moves.

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A tax decision is rarely only a tax decision.

Investments

Where a gain is realized changes which accounts you should draw from and when to rebalance.

Retirement

Bracket management today shapes how much of a Roth conversion makes sense before RMDs begin.

Business

Entity choice and owner compensation move both the corporate return and your personal one.

Estate

Basis, gifting and trust distributions all carry a filing consequence for the next generation.

Chad Feucht, President and Chief Executive Officer of Feucht Financial Group
Meet Chad Feucht

Leadership shaped where preparation, precision, and accountability mattered.

Chad Feucht is President and Chief Executive Officer of Feucht Financial Group. Before he led this firm, he flew and instructed in the F-16 and F-22, commanded people, engineered systems at Lockheed Martin, and managed an F-22 program and site for Boeing. Securities licensed since 1994, he brings the same discipline to a family's financial plan that those roles required: understand the whole system, prepare for what is likely, and account for what is possible.

  • Series 7 and 63 licensed since 1994
  • Licensed Investment Advisory Representative
  • U.S. Air Force Academy, B.S. Business, Law & Economics
  • MBA, Trident University
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A team built around the whole picture

24 people. One relationship.

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Chad Feucht
Chad Feucht
Mark Feucht
Mark Feucht
Jeremy Feucht
Jeremy Feucht
Jeff Nielsen
Jeff Nielsen
Sean Twohig
Sean Twohig
Chad Muehlbauer
Chad Muehlbauer
Kelly Taillefer
Kelly Taillefer
Tom Harmsen
Tom Harmsen
How coordinated planning works

Five steps, in this order, every time.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Business, household, filings, accounts, coverage and intentions — gathered in one place before anything is recommended.

  2. 02

    Organize

    One picture of what exists today, including the accounts held elsewhere.

  3. 03

    Coordinate

    Tax, investment, retirement, business and protection specialists reconcile their recommendations with each other.

  4. 04

    Implement

    Filings, rollovers, plan documents, accounts and policies executed in the right sequence.

  5. 05

    Revisit

    Reviewed as the tax law, the business and the family change — not filed away.

Retirement readiness

Eight questions worth answering before the transition year.

This is a conversation starter, not advice or a projection. Nothing you select is recorded.

  • Do you know, within a few thousand dollars, what your taxable income will look like in your first full year of retirement?
  • Have your old 401(k), 403(b) or pension balances been reviewed together in one place?
  • Do you have a written order for which accounts you will draw from first?
  • Has anyone modeled Roth conversions for the years before required distributions begin?
  • Have beneficiary designations been reviewed in the last three years?
  • Is health coverage settled for every year between retirement and Medicare?
  • Are your estate documents and account titling consistent with each other?
  • If you plan to spend part of the year in Florida, has residency and multi-state filing been discussed?

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Insights

Two lanes of education. One brand.

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Tax & accounting

Filing requirements, payroll and 1099 deadlines, recordkeeping, notices, and what changes each season for individuals and employers.

Wealth & investment

Rollover mechanics, retirement income, education funding, estate coordination and how each one touches the tax return.

The next financial decision should account for everything it affects.

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