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Eric D. Brotman, CFP®, AEP®, CPWA® is Chief Executive Officer of BFG Financial Advisors, an independent firm assisting clients with wealth creation, preservation, and distribution. Eric has over 25 years of experience in financial planning and founded the firm in Baltimore in 2003. BFG provides investment, retirement, estate, insurance, and comprehensive financial planning services. Additionally,

Financial Resolutions: Smart Money Decisions to Make in 2021

New year, new you, right? Join Cody Niedermeier and Eric Brotman, CFP(R) to find out what you need to start doing NOW to be successful in your financial future. This webinar will cover topics that are important at any age–like taking a financial inventory and paying yourself first–and some actions that need to be taken

Battle of the Budget

Welcome to another episode of the Battle of the Budget Show. Here we discuss everything from financial infidelity, to common financial struggles. We talk about real issues. We interview a variety of individuals from everyday people to experts in the world of money. Today on the show we have Eric Brotman, he is the host

Budgeting Debunked: No-Stress Budgeting for Young Adults

Eric is joined by Jim Miller to discuss the importance of financial education and non-restrictive methods of saving money so that budgeting doesn’t have to suck. What is covered during the episode: Budgeting in…

New Year’s Resolutions: Financial Moves To Make For 2021

We’ve made it through the disaster of 2020. It’s a new year, which means it’s time to set our goals and resolutions for the months ahead. Here are my recommendations on what to do now to help you have a successful year financially. Read the Article

Financial Dads

A financial chat with a return guest Eric Brotman, CEO of BFG Financial Advisors. We discuss his new book, “Don’t Retire, Graduate!” + a healthy chat about college, the economy and his 2021 views.

Stimulus Money: How to spend the $600

Eric Brotman, CEO of BFG Financial Advisors, lets you know what you should do with the $600 stimulus check.

Are You Saving Too Much For Retirement?

If you’ve been saving for retirement and you hit that seventh figure, first of all, congratulations. That took a lot of hard work and patience and you should be patting yourself on the back. But are you done saving? Read the Article

Aging GreatFULLY with Holley Kelley

Don’t Retire, Graduate! What better time to talk about finances than right after the Christmas presents are opened and spending has been done? Join us for this power-hour of enlightYOUment where we invite you to do something rather unconventional … that is, Don’t Retire, Graduate! That’s right, and that’s the book and podcast by this

The 5 Personal Finance Books You Should Be Reading In 2021

If you have a goal to be more financially savvy in 2021, are just curious about how you can make better money moves or want a useful gift you can give to friends and family, check out my favorite personal finance books Read the Article