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SCHAMERHORN FINANCIAL GROUP | HOUSTON | AUSTIN | TEXAS 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Schamerhorn Financial Group provides consultative investment*, insurance and retirement* services for customers who represent various industries with different life planning goals, experiences and expectations.

Our business customers include business owners, small businesses, small business owners, employers, self-employed professionals, contractors, colleges, universities and non-profits such as school districts.

Other customers include individuals, investors and employees of businesses, small businesses, contractors, colleges, universities and school districts.

David Schamerhorn's business was built on serving the Education markets across Texas.  Schamerhorn Financial Group serves educators, teachers, coaches, principals, school district administration, colleges and universities across Houston, Texas and expanding into Austin, Texas.  David Schamerhorn of Schamerhorn Financial Group wants to be the "go-to" financial advisor for everyone with questions surrounding Teachers' Retirement in Texas.

Investment Services and Retirement products are offered through Royal Alliance Associates Inc., Member FINRA & SIPC, and a registered investment advisor.

 

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