Solving the Retirement Puzzle with Gary Pouwels

Gary Pouwels has been working with employers in the marine and diving industry for over 30 +years managing millions of dollars in assets and insurance coverage. His diverse experience provides him with a wealth of knowledge, experience, ideal for helping others make important decisions about protecting their future through sound contracts. Today, he is focusing on helping the community in the planning phase of their retirement is his main goal.

He believes everyone has the opportunity to succeed in life, but few people really achieve that goal because of the lack of focus. It is never too late or too early to plan for retirement. Gary has always had a record of success throughout his career. He has achieved his goals even in the struggling markets of the past and present. Believing that hard work and a “can do attitude “ has given him the opportunity to influence others.

As a licensed agent, He is now working with some of the most experienced financial planners in the industry. Through his training and experience, he brings great work ethics and a passion for helping the community learn more about how to plan for success. His career has led him in a different direction because his belief in helping others. Through commitment and using new technology wealth building tools gives his clients an advantage over common strategies of the past.

One of his top goals includes ending financial illiteracy by working with people who have relied on risky investment tools for many years for retirement only to lose some are almost all of their savings. Helping others acquire information to successfully protect their future is truly, what brings him satisfaction.

More importantly, Gary believes in giving back to the community. Serving as the President of the Bayou Angels, a philanthropic organization, he has first-hand knowledge of gifting to those who are less fortunate. A Bayou Angel earns his or her wings by selflessly helping others.

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.
--Benjamin Franklin