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Frank Legan is a Cleveland-based author, and Financial Advisor with SEIA. Frank spends his days designing and implementing personalized financial planning strategies for corporate executives, business owners, artists, families and retirees. He focuses on lifetime income planning strategies, investment advice, and estate planning services. He also works with businesses to develop strategic and succession planning strategies. He was recently named a Kiplinger Adviser Intel contributor. For three years, Frank has been sharing insights inspired by real conversations or moments with clients.
Frank holds a B.A. from the University of Dayton and a master’s degree from Cleveland State University. Frank has been in the wealth management business for over 26 years, maintaining a successful independent private practice.
Frank currently is Chair of the Investment Committee for the Sisters of Notre Dame. He has also been active in his community as he served four terms as a Council Representative at Large for the City of Highland Heights. He is also a former Board Member and Emeritus Chairman for Catholic Charities Diocese of Cleveland.
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