Gast Freeman Troyer Team

Gast Freeman Troyer Team At Moneta, we are not only financial advisers, we are fiduciaries. We maintain the highest standards.

Our practice strives to help individuals and families that are trying to make sound financial decisions. We have found that many of our clients are working on multiple financial goals and need someone to help put everything into focus rather than looking at each financial area individually. This is why we focus on the whole picture to help make sure our clients are making educated financial decisi

ons. We are committed to the families we work with and take the time to learn about their entire financial life so we can provide the most appropriate guidance possible.

How should married couples manage money when one spouse earns significantly more? For corporate executives and business ...
09/02/2026

How should married couples manage money when one spouse earns significantly more? For corporate executives and business leaders, that income difference can become especially complicated when a demanding career affects household roles, family time, and financial decisions.

In the latest episode of Wit, Wisdom, and What Matters Most, Danton Troyer and Kyle Luetters explore how income differences can affect financial decisions, household roles, and the way each spouse’s contribution is valued.

Listen Now:
https://bit.ly/4cO8dTJ

What happens when one spouse can afford the vacation and the other can't?Tomorrow, a new episode of Wit, Wisdom, and Wha...
09/01/2026

What happens when one spouse can afford the vacation and the other can't?

Tomorrow, a new episode of Wit, Wisdom, and What Matters Most explores exactly that. Danton Troyer and Kyle Luetters talk through how couples navigate money when there's a big income gap between them — including how household responsibilities, career decisions, and family goals all factor into what's "fair."

It's a candid, practical conversation for any couple trying to figure out what actually works for them.

Don't miss it — new episode drops tomorrow at https://bit.ly/4cua3Yu or on your preferred podcast app.

08/28/2026

Every family we work with is different — different goals, different worries, different chapters of life. But the reason we do this work never changes: helping people navigate what's ahead and protect what matters most to them.

If it's been a while since we've caught up, or if something in your life has shifted lately, we'd love to hear from you. That's what we're here for.

08/26/2026

Panic can narrow your thinking precisely when a business decision requires a clear view.

Mike Warner explains why calmness and experience can support long-term decisions when circumstances escalate.

Hear how trust, listening, calmness, and perseverance fit together.

We offer executives comprehensive services to bring calm confidence. Let’s talk.



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08/25/2026

Changing conditions can turn yesterday's confident decision into today's major risk.

Mike Warner examines the AOL-Time Warner merger and the warnings Gerald Levin allegedly received before the deal closed.

See what the case can teach leaders about reconsidering a commitment.

We don’t have a crystal ball, but we can help examine risks and rewards. Reach out!



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08/24/2026

Confidence can become costly when it makes conflicting advice easier to dismiss.

Mike Warner, Danton Troyer, and Kyle Luetters examine why strong leaders NEED people willing to challenge them.

Hear the larger discussion on confidence, criticism, and judgment.

Part of our role is to challenge assumptions, let us know how we can help you.



Investment advisory services offered by Moneta Group Investment Advisors, LLC, an investment adviser registered with the Securities and Exchange

08/21/2026

A leader needs confidence, but what happens when confidence makes opposing advice easier to ignore?

Mike Warner demonstrates that issue through the AOL-Time Warner merger, then Kyle Luetters connects it to HBO's Chernobyl and the changing relationship between a government leader and the scientist advising him.

Both examples point toward the same leadership habit: listening doesn't require agreeing with every adviser, but it does require giving informed criticism real consideration before making the final call.

Have you ever had someone challenge a decision in a way that changed how you saw the situation?

Sometimes, that’s an important way we best serve our clients’ needs. Let us know if we can help provide an objective perspective for your situation.

View the episode and share it with someone who values candid feedback. https://bit.ly/4nEVXJ0



Investment advisory services offered by Moneta Group Investment Advisors, LLC, an investment adviser registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

08/20/2026

Poor organizational trust can leave an executive carrying a major decision with fewer useful voices around them.

Mike Warner explains why trust in your team and your own abilities can reduce that isolation.

See how the full discussion connects trust to better leadership decisions.



Need tips for building a capable team you can trust? Reach out to us.

Investment advisory services offered by Moneta Group Investment Advisors, LLC, an investment adviser registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

08/19/2026

We're proud of this team. 🎥

We put together a short video to introduce the people behind your Moneta team and share why we do what we do — helping families and business owners plan for what matters most.

Take a look, and if it resonates with you, share it with a friend or family member. You never know who might need to hear it.

High-stakes decisions can feel surprisingly isolating, especially when the consequences affect a company, a career, or h...
08/19/2026

High-stakes decisions can feel surprisingly isolating, especially when the consequences affect a company, a career, or hundreds of other people. How can leaders think clearly when pressure, confidence, and uncertainty collide?

In this episode, Danton Troyer and Kyle Luetters talk with Mike Warner, former general counsel at ALX Oncology, about decision-making under pressure. Together, they examine how trust and self-confidence can reduce executive isolation, why complex problems rarely benefit from rushed answers, and what the AOL-Time Warner merger shows about unchecked confidence.

The conversation also explores the value of listening to dissenting voices, remaining calm when circumstances escalate, and developing the perseverance needed for long-term decisions.

Check out the latest episode: https://bit.ly/4cO8dTJ

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