About

At Humphrey Financial we’re fiduciaries.

At Humphrey Financial , we act as fiduciaries, which means we put your best interests first—not ours. We’re dedicated to our clients’ financial stability and committed to working in their best interests, ensuring they understand how their money is working for them. Our goal is to help clients protect and grow their wealth. We begin by thoroughly listening to their unique objectives and goals and from there, design proven, innovative strategies that meet their needs.

As a client, we work to honestly and objectively present the best possible financial strategies that accurately address your personal and/or professional needs. Taking that personal interest in your unique financial situation empowers us to tailor a strategy specifically designed to address your goals.

Meet Paul Humphrey, CFEd® & Founder

Paul specializes in helping union members and their families plan for their future.

Paul graduated from University of Minnesota in 1979 with a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering. He started in the financial industry in 1999 and holds his FINRA Series 7 and 66 licenses, as well as life and health insurance licenses.

Paul is a Certified Financial Educator® (CFEd®) through the Heartland Institute of Financial Education. This prestigious honor is earned by financial professionals who have demonstrated a broad knowledge base with an ability to inform others about financial topics. In order to be eligible, a financial advisor must meet a minimum time requirement in the industry, be in good standing with federal regulatory bodies, complete the education requirements, and pass the rigorous CFEd® exam. Paul continues to learn through continuing education courses.

Paul is a lifetime member of the University of Minnesota Alumni Association®. Paul has the knowledge and experience to understand the challenges union clients he serves face.

6 Ways to Bounce Back after Being
Forced into Retirement

by: Paul Humphrey CFEd®

Many folks leave their careers before they had planned, and this type of sudden retirement can be a financial shock. Here are six strategies to help get you back on solid ground moving forward.

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Managing Your Debt in Retirement

by: Paul Humphrey CFEd®

If your debt is anywhere near the $50,000 "red line," you could have a problem on your hands. The key is to tackle debt systematically - starting before you retire. Here are some ideas of where to begin.

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