Ken Morris

Ken Morris, ChFC
Executive Vice President
248.952.1744, ext. 126

ken.morris@investfinancial.com

Co-founder of Society for Lifetime Planning (1985)

Registered Securities Principal, INVEST Financial Corporation

National Advisory Council for Independent Financial Advisors Member

Bachelor’s Degree with honors, Social Sciences

Charter Financial Consultant, The American College

Ken Morris has spent more than 30 years as a financial advisor. In addition to his financial advising responsibilities, Ken handles supervision and compliance for the firm. He writes a Personal Finance column that appears weekly in the Oakland Press newspaper. Always staying on top of facts and trends, Ken keeps more than 20 years of business publications at his fingertips. He also reads history for personal enjoyment.

When he’s not busy advising clients or writing about finance, Ken participates in a variety of outside activities, including skiing, skeet shooting, biking and golf.

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