About Anthony D'Amato

Over the last 30 years Tony D’Amato has had an extensive financial background. He started his financial career in 1993 as a stockbroker and quickly moved into corporate commodities trade. After he left the brokerage world in 1999, he went into the mortgage industry. He started working for a friend of his that had an office in Las Vegas, NV. He worked his way up and built a team into a very lucrative thriving business. The business closed in 2010 due to the crash in the industry, so he was forced to move on. Tony has been involved in team building, building companies, leadership training, and focusing on what's right for the client, that is his only concern. Tony has a motto that he lives by “Greed exceeds good judgment”! Tony has also held the real estate license in the state of Arizona since 2012. He has worked with a few different companies in the real estate industry. REMAX, Russ Lyon Sotheby’s after that. Every company that he worked for in the real estate Industry he ran a team of agents. He helped build and manage Clayton Nash Real Estate. That company was sold off in 2019 and Tony remained on as an active agent until 2022. In 2018 Tony decided to get his insurance license and pursue that career along with real estate. In 2019 he transitioned out of Real Estate and back into the financial services industry full time. Over the last five years he has gained extensive knowledge about advanced markets, business to business development, as well as 401K rollovers and distributions. He currently specializes in a wide array of programs that help business owners garner a better tax liability in order to help them, as well as their employees. He has always been a family man. He has been with his wife for 31 years; he has an incredible family and is very blessed and grateful. Tonys mindset is one of long-term growth and income, asset protection and estate planning, along with building a legacy for families that will help them survive for generations after retiring. We're in the business of ensuring that you never run out of money after you retire. We want to make sure that you leave a legacy for your kids and your grandkids for many years to come.