Matt Justice

Matt Justice

Matt Justice has been providing financial advice to his clients since 1995 when he began his career in the financial services industry. He graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelors Degree in Human and Organizational Development. While attending Vanderbilt under a full athletic scholarship in football, he also made the Dean’s List. Matt continues his career related education to stay abreast of the current economic environment. Matt utilizes his studies in income taxation from the American College in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, to assist his clients in creating tax-efficient strategies.

Matt joined Peachtree Planning in 1997 and became a Vice President in 2008. He is a Registered Representative with Park Avenue Securities LLC (PAS). He advises his clients on a variety of financial matters including retirement planning, investment planning and risk management. Matt focuses on helping to optimize the profitability of his client’s financial resources, while concentrating on helping to maximize net worth and help protect against risks that adversely affect his client’s financial well-being. He develops strategies for individuals, families and businesses to reach financial confidence as efficiently and effectively as possible.

Matt specializes in the automobile industry where he is the Director of the Georgia Division of the Auto Dealer Services Group and an active member of the NAIDA and the GAIDA. Matt also consults independent auto dealers across the country. Matt is a member of NAIFA, National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors and a Life and Qualifying Member of the Million Dollar Round Table. He is a member of the National Commodore Club and the Gridiron Club for Vanderbilt University. Matt and his wife Regina are members of the Southside Church in Newnan where they live. Matt and Regina have 3 adult children Noah, Anna, and Emily.

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