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W&W Group LLC
Basic Information
Address: 12345 Parklawn Dr. , Suite 200 #1014
Phone Number: 2407203579
Fax Number: 240-491-5990
Email: wwatkis@thewandwgroup.com
Person of Contact: Wesley Watkis
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Additional Information
The W & W Group is a team of financial professionals who have one thing in common, an unmatched commitment to treating each client with professionalism, kindness and integrity. We believe that there is no single solution that is right for every person. We work with our clients to help them meet their financial goals, large or small.
Whether we are helping a new couple map out strategies to save for their first home, or providing retirees with guidance on how to make their savings last, the professionals at W & W will listen and formulate an individualized plan for each client they serve. Our job isn't done until you have confidence in your financial future!
We invite you to explore this website to learn more about our team, as well as the services we provide. Then, we encourage you to call or email and make an appointment to meet us in person. Our interview process and assessment will ensure all of your questions get answered, and that you see first-hand, the dynamic and thoughtful process used to help guide your financial decisions.