Integrated Financial Group
Montana Financial Advisors

Key Financial Facts About Montana
1
Strategic Advantages of Montana’s 2026 Property Tax Reform
2
Experienced Wealth Oversight for Helena & The Gallatin Valley
3
Maximizing Education Growth via Achieve Montana
4
Planning for Every Milestone of the Big Sky Lifestyle
IFG’s Top Financial Advisors in Montana
Austin Marx

Certifications/Credentials: FPQP®
Company: Gunther Wealth Management
Why Financial Planning in Montana is Different
The Helena Policy & Administrative Advantage
The 2026 "Senior Deduction" & Social Security
Fiduciary Care in the Treasure State
Land Stewardship & Multi-Generational Legacy
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Have questions about financial planning in Montana? Find answers to the most common queries here.
How does the collaborative power of the IFG Brain Trust benefit Montana clients?
How does Montana’s 2026 property tax reform affect my financial plan?
How can a financial planner in Montana help with college savings?
A wealth management specialist can assist you in maximizing the state incentives within Achieve Montana, the state’s official 529 program. For the 2026 tax year, Montana allows an increased state income tax deduction of up to $3,000 for individual taxpayers and up to $6,000 for married couples filing jointly. Our advisors help you coordinate these education funding tactics so they complement your long term retirement readiness.
Do you have financial advisors in Helena and the Gallatin Valley?
What is the 2026 Senior Deduction and how does it impact retirement income?
The 2026 tax environment introduces a significant federal tax update that can establish total write-offs of up to $46,700 for qualified households when layered with existing deductions. This specific update effectively shields Social Security benefits from federal taxes for thousands of local retirees. Our Montana top financial advisors work with families to time and structure distributions from private pensions and IRAs to fully leverage these combined tax breaks.
How do independent financial advisors in Montana assist with family ranches and land legacies?
Preserving agricultural property or multi-generational acreage requires an understanding of local land dynamics, valuation rules, and conservation easements. A financial advisor in Montana can coordinate with your legal team to set up specific trusts and gifting structures. This strategic legacy planning acts to protect your connection to the land while minimizing future administrative hurdles and tax exposures for your heirs.
Find a Local Financial Planner
We have independent planners stationed across the country, each specializing in the unique financial landscapes of their respective states. Explore our dedicated state resources to find a Certified Financial Planner in your area.

Get in touch with Cooper Welch, our Business Development Associate at Integrated Financial Group.
Need a little more information to get started?
Share a few details and we’ll connect you with someone from our team who can answer your questions and help you take the next step.