Rob Klein is an independent financial advisor who has over 15 years of planning experience who specializes in working with individuals and small business owners to ensure that in their retirement the concerns of income, taxes and health care have been solved. Rob lives in White Plains, NY and is married with two sons, ages 3 and 4.
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