Daniel Champagne

CFP®, ChFC®, CLU®, CASL®, LUTCF, CEPA
  • CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professionalCA Insurance License # 4287963

Dan is partnered with Team JBW | www.jbwbarnum.com

Since entering the financial services industry with Barnum Financial Group in 2009, I have been dedicated to understanding my clients’ personal and financial aspirations, while developing a customized approach to help them reach their objectives. My mission is to guide my clients through the fluctuating financial climate. I spend a lot of time getting to know my clients and their families. My clients’ personal and financial goals and their concerns are very important to me and my process. I use financial education with all of my clients to establish a foundation of important concepts that apply to my clients’ own personal situations. I then work with a team of analysts at Barnum’s Wealth Strategies Division to provide my clients with education, advanced analytics, and comprehensive case consultations on a wide range of financial disciplines. More importantly, I am committed to my own education in the industry, meeting new people and developing great relationships with all of my clients.

I graduated from the University of Connecticut School Of Business in May of 2009 with a Bachelors of Science in Real Estate & Urban Economics. Although I spend much of my time working with my clients, I enjoy a very active lifestyle. I enjoy hiking, rock climbing, camping, visiting our National Parks, snowboarding, and playing bass guitar.  I was a contestant on Season 13 and 14 of NBC’s, American Ninja Warrior.   I was married in 2014 to my beautiful wife Tina and have two children; Julian and Zoe.

I am licensed and registered to offer products and services in CT. Licenses and registrations will vary.
Domiciled in CT.

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daniel champagne

Daniel Champagne

CFP®, ChFC®, CLU®, CASL®, LUTCF, CEPA

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