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CAER Financial Group  ·  A Different Kind of Advisor

You have a financial advisor.
But do you actually know them?

Answer these simple yes or no questions about your current advisor. The results might surprise you — and they will definitely make you think.

Takes 2 minutes No forms. No email. Just honest questions

Having a financial advisor and having someone who genuinely cares about your life are two completely different things.

Most advisors know your portfolio number. Very few know your grandchildren's names. Very few have ever sat at your kitchen table. Very few have ever prayed for you when you were sick.

Answer yes or no for each question below — honestly, based on your real experience with your current advisor.

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Question 1
Can you call your advisor on a Saturday — and actually reach them?
Life doesn't happen between 9 and 5, Monday through Friday. And neither do financial emergencies.
That accessibility matters more than most people realize.
Question 2
Can you call your advisor after 6pm on a weeknight when something urgent comes up?
Worry doesn't clock out. Your advisor shouldn't either — not for the people they truly serve.
That kind of availability builds real trust.
Question 3
Has your advisor ever come to your home — sat at your table, seen your life, and met your family?
There is something different about an advisor who has been in your home. They understand what they are protecting — not just on paper.
That relationship goes deeper than most clients ever experience.
Question 4
Has your advisor ever sat down with your children or grandchildren to teach them about money — not to sell them something, just to invest in the next generation?
A financial legacy isn't just dollars. It's knowledge. An advisor who only plans your wealth but ignores your family's financial education is protecting the account, not the lineage.
That is legacy planning in its truest form.
Question 5
Has your advisor ever invited you into their home — Thanksgiving dinner, a cookout, a holiday gathering — as more than a client?
There is a difference between a business relationship and a human one. The best financial decisions happen inside real trust — the kind that gets built around a dinner table, not a conference room.
That is the kind of relationship money can't manufacture.
Question 6
When you were sick — really sick — did your advisor pray for you? Did they check on you? Did they show up?
Your financial advisor manages your life's work. The best ones understand they are also a part of your life — not just a manager of your money.
Faith and finance belong together. Not every advisor understands that.
Question 7
Do you know anything genuinely personal about your advisor — their family, their faith, their story, something that makes them a real human being to you?
You are trusting this person with your life's work. Do you actually know who they are? What they believe? What they fight for? What they go home to?
Knowing your advisor as a person changes everything about the relationship.
Question 8
Does your advisor go to church with you, play golf with you, run into you at the grocery store and stop to talk — not as your advisor, just as a person who knows you?
Community-rooted advisors serve differently. They see you as a whole person — not just a portfolio. And that changes what advice looks like.
That kind of shared community creates a completely different level of accountability.
Question 9
Do your children know your advisor's children? Do your families actually know each other?
When families know each other, the relationship is no longer transactional. It becomes generational. And that changes everything about how your legacy is managed.
That is a generational relationship — and it is rare.
Question 10
When you think about your advisor, do you think of them as someone who truly, genuinely cares about your life — or as someone who manages your account?
That distinction is everything. Because the advisor who cares about your life will fight for your future in a way that one managing your account never will.
That feeling is everything. Protect it — and make sure it's earned.
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Thomas and Jessica Arnwine are not just your advisors. They are your people.

CAER Financial Group was built around a kitchen table — literally. A husband and wife who co-founded this firm on faith, family, and the belief that money management should feel like sitting with someone who loves you.

Thomas brings the financial precision — the accounting background, the planning architecture, the defense-first strategy. Jessica brings the heart — the relationships, the education, the unwillingness to let a single client feel alone in their financial life.

Together, they have sat at clients' kitchen tables. They have prayed for people in hospital waiting rooms. They have answered calls on Saturday nights. They have taught teenagers about money with the same passion they bring to a seven-figure retirement plan. They have had clients at their own table for dinner — not as a business gesture, but because they genuinely wanted them there.

That is not a marketing promise. That is how they live. And every client who walks through the door of CAER eventually becomes part of that story.

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Available on weekends and evenings — because your life doesn't pause for business hours and neither do Thomas and Jessica.

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They come to you — your home, your table, your comfort zone. That's where the best conversations happen.

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They educate your whole family — children, grandchildren, anyone who will one day carry your legacy forward.

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They pray for their clients — by name, genuinely, because faith is not a tagline at CAER. It is the foundation.

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Their clients become their community — shared meals, shared celebrations, shared life. Not every advisor can say that.

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They donate to St. Jude, the VFW, and Civil Air Patrol with every new client — because what they do with their success matters to them.

Come sit at the table.

Thomas and Jessica would love nothing more than to one day have you — and your family — sitting around their kitchen table. That relationship starts with one free conversation. No pressure. No pitch. Just two people who genuinely want to know your story.

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