Triangulum Financial Partners
The triangle is the strongest and most stable of all geometric shapes, and has been a symbol of strength and stability since ancient times. Triangulum, the Latin word for triangle, embodies the strength and stability that is created by combining our People, our Process, and the broadest possible access to Products. At Triangulum Financial Partners (TFP), you will find People, our Process, and the right Products produce results that will stand the test of time.
People
It was Andrew Carnegie, at one time the world's richest man, and greatest philanthropist, who said you could take away his factories but leave his people and soon he would have a new and better factory. It is the people that power an organization, and the people at Triangulum Partners are those who question, challenge, innovate and improve the process.
Process
Products
It is only through the combined resources of a national network of specialists that a comprehensive inventory of competitive and appropriate investment, insurance and financial products can be brought to the table for the solution of client problems.
Newsletters
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Medicare or Medicaid?
It’s easy to confuse Medicare and Medicaid, but there are important differences between the programs.
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Key Retirement and Tax Numbers for 2026
This article provides 2026 contribution limits for retirement plans and various tax deduction, exclusion, exemption, and threshold amounts.
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How Has SECURE 2.0 Affected 401(k) Plans?
The SECURE 2.0 Act introduced new features designed to make 401(k)s even more appealing to workers.
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No More Groundhog Day for Your Finances: Time for a Financial Wellness Checkup
Financial habits can repeat themselves, month after month and year after year, until we consciously break the pattern.
Calculators
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Roth IRA Conversion
This calculator can help you determine whether you should consider converting to a Roth IRA.
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LTCI Cost of Waiting
Estimate the potential cost of waiting to purchase a long-term care insurance policy.
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Car Affordability
How much can you afford to pay for a car?