At Preferred Resource Group (PRG), we believe financial planning is about more than just numbers. It’s about people, their dreams, and crafting personalized strategies to help them pursue their financial goals. Founded in 1999 we’ve been proudly serving the Twin Cities and beyond with a dedication to comprehensive, holistic financial planning.

What We Offer

Our advisors are here to help, no matter where you are on your financial journey:
Starting Out: Young professionals just getting their footing.
Planning for Retirement: Those preparing to step into the next phase of life.
Everything In Between: Whether you’re saving for a child’s education, navigating unexpected medical expenses, or working toward financial independence, we’ve got your back.

We offer complimentary consultations at each of our four offices located in Golden Valley, Maple Grove, Pipestone and Shoreview, Minnesota.

Who We Are

We’re a network of financial advisors who understand that financial planning is a process, not a product. Our team takes a collaborative approach, coordinating recommendations from attorneys, accountants, and other professionals to create a cohesive strategy tailored just for you.
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It rarely starts calmly. A headline breaks. Markets react. Updates stack up. And suddenly, it feels like everything is shifting by the hour; bringing with it a quiet, persistent question: Should I be doing something right now? In fast-moving markets, that pressure is common. But reacting in real time often means making decisions before the full story has unfolded. Because when headlines move quickly, clarity tends to lag behind.
Most retirement plans assume your spending will stay the same for 20 or 30 years. But real retirement rarely looks that way. Research shows spending often peaks in the early years , when people finally have time for travel, hobbies, and long-delayed plans, before naturally easing later on. The real question may not be “Am I spending too much?” but “Does my plan reflect how retirement actually unfolds?”