
Inverview with George Marotta on NAPFA and being a fee-only fiduciary
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George Marotta served in the U.S. Army in the Pacific, graduated from Syracuse University, worked in U.S. foreign affairs and Stanford's Hoover Institution, and founded a financial firm in Palo Alto. Currently he teaches and lectures on board cruise ships. Favorite sport: Lawn Bowling.

George Marotta, also known as “Papa” to me, is quite a fount of wisdom and knowledge. In this post, I give you Papa Marotta and a little bit of wisdom I managed to get him to share on grandchildren.
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