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Baltimore-Washington Financial Advisors (BWFA) is a nationally-recognized fee-only financial advisory firm located in Columbia, Maryland. Founded in 1986, Baltimore-Washington Financial Advisors provides investment management, estate and retirement planning, and tax services for its clients on a fee-only^[1] basis. Its principal, Saxon Birdsong, has been recognized by Worth magazine as one of the 250 Top Wealth Advisors in the United States.^[2]

[edit] References

1. ^ NAPFA fee-only definition
2. ^ "Worth Top 250" (PDF). Worth magazine (2008).

[edit] External links

• Baltimore-Washington Financial Advisors Website
• Businessweek Article on Rethinking Educational Plans
• Washington Post Article on Pros and Cons of Annuities
• Bloomberg Article on Importance of Funding 401(k) Plans
• Kiplinger Article on Smart Tax Moves
• Baltimore Examiner on Madoff Scandal
• Baltimore Examiner Article on Termoil in the Markets
• Baltimore Examiner Article on What Needs to Take Place for an Economic recovery

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