Cenacle Capital Management

Cenacle Capital Management A portfolio containing Oil & Energy stocks is currently paying a 6.91% annual dividend. We manage yo We put your interest ahead of our own.
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“Trust is believing that a person will act in your best interest”. At Cenacle Capital Management, we have a fiduciary relationship with our clients. That’s what builds client trust. We specialize in 401(k) Advice and asset management

We never know the outcome of stock market in any given year; but we do sleep very well each night knowing every decision we make for you is free from conflict of int

erest. We make our own decisions and each client has our undivided loyalty. No one is whispering in our ear to “move product”. If investment results are not going according to plan, they may be out of touch with reality. Our clients are typically looking for income, a reasonable rate of return, and for someone to manage the investments inside their portfolio. It may mean a few more conversations or email exchanges that other firms might not think is necessary, but that’s what makes your portfolio unique! http://cenaclecapital.com/about-cenacle/why-do-we-exist/

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141 Fernwood Drive
Glenview, IL
60025

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“Trust is knowing a person will act in your best interest”

At Cenacle Capital Management, we have a fiduciary relationship with our clients. We received our Accredited Investment Fiduciary Analyst™ (AIFA®) designation from the Center of Fiduciary Studies found at www.fi.360.com

Motivational speaker, life coach and author Tony Robbins outlines what it means to be a fiduciary in his 2016 best-selling book MONEY: Master the Game: 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom

[Click here to read Tony Robbins: 7 questions you must ask to keep a financial adviser honest]