Before founding Kovar Capital, he was a key member of the team that helped launch and implement one of the fastest growing healthcare technologies in the United States, HealthTrust Software. Taylor is also the CEO of Premier Pediatric Therapy, a home-health agency in Texas, and regularly publishes blog posts and helpful resources on his website, Go Far With Kovar.
Taylor is the CEO and founder of Kovar Capital Management LLC. After starting his finance career with a major Wall Street firm, Taylor decided to branch off and start Kovar Capital in order to provide his clients with a more personal wealth management experience.
Taylor is the CEO and founder of Kovar Wealth Management. After starting his finance career with a major Wall Street firm, Taylor decided to branch off and start Kovar Wealth in order to provide his clients with a more personal wealth management experience. Before founding Kovar Wealth, he was a key member of the team that helped launch and implement one of the fastest growing healthcare technologies in the United States, HealthTrust Software. Taylor is also the CEO of Premier Pediatric Therapy, a home-health agency in Texas, and regularly publishes blog posts and helpful resources on his website, Go Far With Kovar.
Taylor was raised by good ol’ blue-collar workers, and following in their footsteps led him to take on massive debt at a very young age. It didn’t take him long to realize having debt wasn’t his cup of tea, and he worked his tail off so he could enjoy financial freedom and independence. As an entrepreneur and financial professional, his work has been quoted and published in a variety of different media on topics such as financial management, budgeting, saving, investing, business, healthcare, and more. Now he wants to help others avoid the mistakes he made. His passion is to help everyone live a life that’s as fulfilling as the one he is able to lead today.
Taylor is married to his high school sweetheart, Megan, and they live in Lufkin with their three young children. He lives his life and treats others the way that he wants to be treated and it is this lifestyle that has made him a trusted advisor to individuals and businesses across the globe.
I’ve got about $2,000 set aside for home improvements and I’m trying to figure out the best way to spend it. Any thoughts about the best way to put my money to work?
How do I slow down, enjoy life, and not start stressing about money again?
I’m thinking of buying a boat. I’ve got enough to pay cash for a decent ship, but I’m wondering how good or bad of an investment it might be.
Is it worth buying holiday travel right now? I feel like it’s not necessarily safe to board a plane, but that could change in a few months and the prices I’m seeing are hard to beat.
My daughter’s school has finally settled on remote learning for the fall semester. She did fine when school closed last spring, but I’m wondering if you have any tips for making this next semester productive while she does her distance learning and I try to work from home.
Do you have any recommendations for easing the burden of student loan debt?
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