Eric C Hagen
Small Business Owner, President, Senior Wealth Advisor
BA Business, Bethel University - St. Paul, MN
Husband to Kelly, Father to 9 (3 girls, 6 boys)
Hi! I’m Eric. I’m a life-long Minnesotan - I grew up in Excelsior, graduated from Bethel College where I met my wife Kelly, and now we live in Eden Prairie with our 9 kids. Along with spending time with my family, I enjoy Northern Minnesota, golfing, boating, hunting, fishing & flying.
Like you, life is busy! It’s hard, if not impossible, to give your life-savings the attention it deserves all on your own. My faith calls me to serve others - helping busy professionals & retirees give their life-savings the attention it deserves allows me to do so at a very meaningful level.
My hope is that you find tremendous value in all the free content I produce - from my Weekly Economic Video Update, to my Podcast (iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube), Blog, & Live Webinars - most of which I share via Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, & Twitter, so be sure to connect. If you just want to see some of the fun of being a father of 9, get a glimpse behind-the-scenes on Instagram (warning: lots of energy!).
I work directly with a small group of people - called my Inner Circle - and I'm thoughtfully growing this group. If you're interested in getting help with your unique situation, I invite you to schedule a “fit meeting" here: (https://capital.as.me/?appointmentType=14174682)
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Eric has been featured in both Mpls/St. Paul magazine as well as Twin Cities Business magazine.
Eric chooses to affiliate with independent broker/dealer - NEXT Financial Group, Inc.
Eric is an Investment Adviser Representative having pursued & passed the FINRA Series 66 Uniform Securities Agent/Registered Investment Adviser examination. He is also a General Securities Representative having pursued & passed the Series 7 securities examination. He is also licensed by the state of Minnesota as an Insurance Producer in the following areas - life, health, variable annuity & long-term care.
For more disclosure about Eric, you can view a report by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) by using their FINRA BrokerCheck tool.
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