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The associates of Thiesen Dueker Financial Consulting Group offer Wall Street experience and opportunities from an independent, locally owned company. That means we are free to offer the investment and wealth management opportunities that are right for you, not just a menu of products someone wants to sell you. Thiesen Dueker’s owners, associates and staff members live right here in California. So when you invest with Thiesen Dueker, we invest in the things that matter right here – from local schools and Valley non-profit organizations to Fresno State Athletics.
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Our independence lends us the freedom to offer a wide array of services tailored to your unique needs. From building your first portfolio to preparing for retirement, we’re here to serve you for the long-term.
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