Professional Mission Statement
"My professional mission is to serve as a guiding voice, encouraging clients to provide for themselves and their loved ones in all circumstances and through all phases of life, and to put themselves into a position of thriving financially."
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Personal Background
I live in Franklin Township on the southside of Indianapolis with my wonderful wife Lindsey and our 4 young children. I'm originally from southern Indiana, but I moved to Indianapolis in 2005 to attend the University of Indianapolis. I met my wife during our freshman year at UIndy, and we made Indianapolis our home.
Prior to becoming a financial advisor, I taught chemistry and physics for 3 years at Ben Davis High School on the westside of Indianapolis while also coaching the pole vault at UIndy. I am still able to coach pole vaulting part time at UIndy. I enjoy getting to spend time with and mentor the student athletes.
Outside of work, I spend most of my time hanging out with my wife and kids. We enjoy having people over and grilling out on our back deck. We attend St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in downtown Indianapolis and are very active parishioners there. My Catholic faith is the most important thing in my life and it makes me who I am.
Financial AdvisorScott Knust
Professional Mission Statement
"My professional mission is to serve as a guiding voice, encouraging clients to provide for themselves and their loved ones in all circumstances and through all phases of life, and to put themselves into a position of thriving financially."
Check the background of investment professionals on FINRA BrokerCheck. Please note Insurance Agents* who are not securities licensed will not be listed on this site.
Personal Background
I live in Franklin Township on the southside of Indianapolis with my wonderful wife Lindsey and our 4 young children. I'm originally from southern Indiana, but I moved to Indianapolis in 2005 to attend the University of Indianapolis. I met my wife during our freshman year at UIndy, and we made Indianapolis our home.
Prior to becoming a financial advisor, I taught chemistry and physics for 3 years at Ben Davis High School on the westside of Indianapolis while also coaching the pole vault at UIndy. I am still able to coach pole vaulting part time at UIndy. I enjoy getting to spend time with and mentor the student athletes.
Outside of work, I spend most of my time hanging out with my wife and kids. We enjoy having people over and grilling out on our back deck. We attend St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in downtown Indianapolis and are very active parishioners there. My Catholic faith is the most important thing in my life and it makes me who I am.
Protect Your Kingdom
As a licensed insurance agent* and investment professional with Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company (Mutual of Omaha), I work hard to:
- Help young families protect their family and property in case of an unexpected and potentially devastating disability or death.
- Help professionals plan for a long retirement, so they don't run out of money yet still have the lifestyle they desire.
- Help those close to retirement prepare for the effects of healthcare expenses including long-term care and unexpected illnesses.
- Help small business owners protect their life's work for their family and employees.
Learning Center
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