Why Being a CFP Matters
Certified Financial Planner™ professionals have completed undergraduate and graduate programs in higher education, which demonstrates a high degree of competency in all areas of financial planning, including investments. The CFP® Board of Standards has a code of ethics that all CFP® professionals must adhere to, prove annually and keep current via testing and professional continuing education requirements. The ethics code is the highest in the financial industry and very comprehensive. The challenges of managing money, giving financial advice, investing for the future and preserving wealth for clients is a serious business. It requires the highest ethics, the best education, the most professional experience and a culture of putting the needs of the client first. Being a CFP® in today’s world is the best way to achieve those goals.
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Who We Are

Christine Eisenhower
Financial Advisor, CFP®
Christine is a CFP™ (Certified Financial Planner) and CPA. She holds a degree in accounting and an MBA in Finance from Regis University. Following an 18-year career in accounting and various financial leadership positions, Christine completed her CFP (Certification Professional Education Program) at the College for Financial Planning in 2014. For more than ten years, Christine has been offering fiduciary financial advice to clients. Christine serves as the Chief Investment Officer for Blue Anchor leading the firm in investment strategies and major portfolio construction.
Christine loves to exercise, read, and spend time with her family.

Matt Eisenhower
Financial Advisor, CRPC®
Matt is a CRPC® (Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor). He completed his CFP (Certified Financial Planning) Certification Professional Education Program at the College for Financial Planning in 2019 and passed the FINRA series 65 exam. Matt has more than 20 years leadership in charitable non-profit organizations including investing and managing financial endowments. He holds a B.S. in Human Biology and an advanced degree in Cardiovascular Technology from Geneva College, and a Master of Divinity degree from Northeastern Seminary. Matt serves as CEO of Blue Anchor.
Matt loves fishing, coaching baseball, and spending time with his six boys.

Amber Wiebelhaus
Client Relationship Coordinator
Amber holds a BA in Speech Communication from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Prior to moving to Alaska she was a Senior Associate at a strategic communications firm in Wisconsin. Amber is a detail-oriented person with great experience in marketing and public relations.
Amber enjoys adventures with her family, DIY projects, and traveling.

Gail Klein
Client Relationship Coordinator
Prior to joining Blue Anchor Gail had over 25 years of experience in the University of Alaska system focused on supporting students to achieve their academic goals. She was a recipient of the statewide “Make Students Count” award for a high level of dedication to students. She has a BBA from the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
Gail loves spending time with her daughter, traveling, and curling up with a good book.
Choosing a Financial Advisor
Choosing a financial advisor is a big step. We agree. We believe that working with a smaller independent firm allows personal access to your financial advisors not normally found in larger firms, retail brokers, or big banks. We are not controlled or pressured like many larger firms for performance or too many clients. We are focused on you. We approach investing from a financial planning perspective, with a holistic view of the big picture.
We partner with Charles Schwab Institutional Group as custodian of client accounts under our management. As our partner, Schwab transacts the trades in client accounts, keeps records, provides technical support, monthly account statements and secure, encrypted state of the art tech access to client accounts 24/7. Blue Anchor and Schwab do not pay each other any fees, compensation, commissions, or remuneration of any kind.