ALBERTINO FINANCIAL is an independent, locally based financial services firm focused on managing individuals' investments.

As an independent firm, ALBERTINO FINANCIAL has none of its own financial products. We focus on providing conflict-free advice and counsel on your investments to help you reach your personal goals.

ALBERTINO FINANCIAL is a part of the Hanson McClain Retirement Network, a national affiliation of independent financial advisors who specialize in working with Telecom and Utility company employees. We have a great deal of experience in your company pension and savings/thrift plans. We are committed to educating them in preparing for and transitioning into retirement. The network has assisted thousands of employees throughout the country in making wise decisions about their future. This is accomplished through Workshops and the IPRO.

 

 

 

Being affiliated with HMRN gives ALBERTINO FINANCIAL access to valuable resources such as National Relationship Manager Dave Tisza. Dave is the bridge between the independent financial advisors and union members and officials at the local, district and national levels. It’s a territory he knows well: Dave’s father has been a CWA member for 42 years and is currently president of CWA Local 4250.
 

PROUD TO BE UNION!  MEMBER CWA LOCAL 6171. 

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