Michael Volmert
Mike Volmert is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professional and joined Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in Chesterfield Missouri in 2014. Mike is a realist and critical thinker with good problem solving skills. He works with clients to plan, organize, execute and follow through against their financial goals – including education funding, retirement planning, and legacy wealth distribution.
Mike earned his BSBA from the University of Missouri – Columbia and his MBA from SIUe. He lives in Wildwood with his wife and enjoys a variety of athletics including bicycling; running; golf; snow skiing; and working out. He has a strong interest in antique cars and enjoys recreational boating activities.
Mike is a past President Board of Directors for Canterbury Enterprises; a past President Board of Directors for St. Louis Society for the Physically Disabled; a past board member of Chesterfield YMCA.
Mike is a person of honesty and integrity and works hard to provide exceptional client service.
Call 636-537-4540 and talk with Mike to discuss how he and Merrill Lynch Wealth Management can help you pursue your goals.
My mission, first and foremost, is to understand you and what matters most to you. Armed with that information I can ask thoughtful questions -- listening carefully, then understanding in detail where your wealth stands today and where you'd like it to be tomorrow. I help you design and implement a personalized plan intended to help you and your family pursue financial goals while helping manage investment risk. My approach is to focus on potential solutions that can help turn goals into reality.
Bringing fresh perspectives to your financial life
The financial decisions you make today can help determine the future you build for yourself and your family. Carving a clear path forward starts with connecting your life and finances. A Merrill advisor provides access to the investing insights of Merrill and banking capabilities of Bank of America to help you make informed decisions as you pursue your goals.
