Our Corporate Mission

Reliance Financial Group, Inc. (RFG, Inc.) is a company that is committed to making positive contributions to the business and professional communities and individuals we serve. Our company looks for long term relationships where we assist company owners, executives, and employees in the pursuit of opportunities that result in financial security.
 
RFG, Inc. is committed to helping protect our clients from unforeseen contingencies. We assist executives, professionals, and individuals in achieving financial independence, and preserving wealth for future generations by proper estate planning.
 
RFG, Inc., has assembled a experienced team of professionals who are committed to understanding the needs of our clients. We then match these needs with appropriate tax saving and financial strategies while providing the necessary education. We also work with our clients' advisors as needed. Businesses and professionals need not be placed in reactive positions where alternatives are few. We strive to put our clients in situations where they are able to make proactive decisions rather than decisions by default.
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A Question of Identity

Not only is identity theft costly, it can also be a major hassle that affects a person’s credit score for years. The key to preventing ID theft is awareness.

The Land of Income Mobility

In America, just about anyone who is dissatisfied with his income has the opportunity to roll up his sleeves and move into a different income bracket.

Most Recoveries Are Announced Months After They Begin

Because it can take so long for the National Bureau of Economic Research to determine when a recession began or ended, people who delay financial decisions until they are certain a recession is over are at a disadvantage because they may be operating on old information.

Are You Making These Cash Mistakes?

With interest rates at historic lows, what should you do with the money you save?

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