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MOLLOT & HARDY, INC.

OUR MISSION is to establish a growing relationship with individuals and business as we assist them in attaining their specific financial goals through quality products and superior service." 

Helping You Achieve Your Financial Independence

Today's financial marketpalce offers a variety of opportunities. Unfortunately, it also offers a great deal of complexity.  There are many different retirement plans, which include Defined Benefit, Defined Contribution, 401k, 403B, and IRA's. There are many choices of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, annuities, and life insurance.

For many individuals it is difficult to analyze, understand, and select individual financial products, and it is even harder to design a plan that meets their objectives.  Many people simply do not have the expertise, nor the time , to develop a coherent financial program.

At  MOLLOT & HARDY, INC. we believe that our independent financial advisiors are in the best position to help individual investors and businesses analyze their financial needs and achieve their goals.

We are one of the oldest financial services firms in Western New York. Over the years we have gained a reputation for providing our financial advisors with the knowledge, service, and products they need to make viable objective financial decisions to investors such as you.

Because our financial advisiors are independent, they can help you choose the products that can serve your financial needs. At our disposal are a broad selections of investment and risk management vehicles.

These include: pension plan design and administration, mutual funds, stocks, bonds, annuities, investment portfolio management, and many forms of group and individual life insurance products. This broad product array provides you with flexibility when developing your financial plan.  Our relationships with our clients are built on integrity and trust that you can count on.

 

MOLLOT & HARDY, INC. does business in the states; Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Delaware, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey,  and New York, Nevada and Virginia

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