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A financial advisor in Las Vegas you can actually sit down with.

Don Marino works out of an office on S Jones Blvd, a few minutes from the 95. He helps Las Vegas 1099 contractors, small business owners, and retirees with rollovers, retirement accounts, guaranteed income, and insurance coverage. Series 65, and licensed as an insurance producer in Nevada.

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What you get

Local office, in-person meetings

304 S Jones Blvd #4606, Las Vegas, NV 89107. Meet in person, or over the phone and Zoom if that's easier.

Built for how Las Vegas earns

Hospitality tip income, gig and 1099 contract work, and owner-operator businesses — plans designed for variable income rather than a steady W-2 paycheck.

Rollovers and retirement accounts

401K, TSP, and 403(b) rollovers, SEP and Roth IRAs, Roth conversions, business 401Ks, and Required Minimum Distribution planning.

Insurance under the same roof

Life insurance, annuities, and health coverage for Nevada individuals, families, and small teams — so retirement and protection are planned together.

Who it's for

  • Las Vegas 1099 contractors, freelancers, and gig workers
  • Small business owners in Clark County setting up or fixing a retirement plan
  • Retirees and near-retirees in Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, and North Las Vegas
  • Anyone with an old 401K from a previous Las Vegas employer

Need more answers?

One conversation with a licensed Nevada advisor. No robocalls, no pressure — just a plan that fits.

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Common questions

Where is your Las Vegas office?

304 S Jones Blvd #4606, Las Vegas, NV 89107. Call or text 702-886-2611 to set a time.

Do you work with clients outside Las Vegas?

Yes — Don serves all 17 Nevada counties, including Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Reno, and Mesquite, and holds insurance licenses in several other states.

Is there a minimum to work together?

Advisory planning generally starts at $100,000 in investable assets. Insurance and coverage help is available at any level.

What does a first meeting cost?

Nothing. The first conversation is a no-obligation review of where things stand and what your options look like.