Denver Financial Advisors
Steve Booren & John Booren

If we were meeting 3 years from today, what has to happen for you to be happy with your progress? The R-Factor Question® is the first and most important question we ask our clients. It is the first of many we use to learn more about you – from the dangers that keep you up at night to the opportunities that make you jump out of bed in the morning. Our goal is to understand your story.

Together the father/son duo of Steve and John Booren offer clients tailored strategies focused on their core strategy called Growth of Dividends. Steve has been personally serving his clients for nearly 40 years and John brings a new perspective to the partnership while also seeking to serve a younger demographic. Collectively the Booren team has over 100+ years of combined financial services experience. We invite you to learn more about our team using the tabs below.

We so appreciate your expertise and extreme kindness you always provide us. It’s a pleasure and a deep sense of security working with you!

Thank you both for caring about Michele and me, it means more to us than we can say or you will ever know. We are blessed to know both of you.

As always, we really appreciate all of your great insights and recommendations. We so appreciate the care and support you and all the team provide for us!

This is perfect John, I feel like I can take a deep breath and relax now! Again, thank you so much, we feel truly blessed to have you in our lives, my parents made a great decision in trusting the Prosperion group with their life savings.

Sallie and I are so “grateful” to have you and John and your wonderful team in our lives. You make a difference. We appreciate the time you set aside of us yesterday. Thank you for the follow up email as well. All good stuff and a great road map for us. We are inspired and motivated.

Thank you, Steve and John, for your time today! We love working with you guys, you have our complete confidence.

Thank you so much for an amazing meeting.  Your presentation helped me feel much more comfortable as I move into the future.  We are so blessed to have such wise, knowledgeable, and compassionate advisors.

My main thought of you is when we initially met; YOU wanted to get to know us; our situation, our family, who we are. You never asked how much we had to invest with you. You advised us on metrics you wanted us to meet to be financially stable, and after then did we start the discussion on investing. My testament is – I have trusted my financial retirement with Steve. And more importantly I am fully engaged with passing that trust along to my daughters who will be investing with John.

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These statements are testimonials by clients of the financial professional as of 12/04/2023 and 2/15/24. The clients have not been paid nor received any other compensation for making these statements. As a result, these clients do not receive any material incentives or benefits for providing the testimonial.

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Steve Booren & John Booren

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Financial Advice from
Steve Booren & John Booren

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The Retirement Question We Ask Too Late

Most people spend decades learning how to build wealth, only to discover in retirement that they must learn an entirely different skill: how to live from it.
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Playing Someone Else’s Game

Most investors don’t abandon a sound plan because it stopped working. More often, they get distracted by someone else’s results that seem better, faster or more exciting.
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A Market of Possibilities for 250 Years

We often measure history by wars, presidents, elections and crises. While those events are relevant and notable, another story runs parallel: that of free people asking a simple question on repeat. What is possible?
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What Do You Own, and Why?

The greatest enemy of successful investing is not always inflation, recessions, elections, interest rates or even market declines. Often, it’s distraction: the shiny object promising an easier path; the belief in “something better” than patiently following a well-designed plan.
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There Is Still No Algorithm for Trust

AI raises an important question, especially for any business that offers advice: What can technology do, and what can it never truly replace? I believe technology can provide information, but a good advisor provides understanding.
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Do You Want Advice, Agreement or Assurance?

I’ve held many versions of this same conversation over the years. Sometimes they genuinely seek perspective. Other times they want reassurance that everything will be all right. Sometimes they’ve already decided what they want to do and hope an advisor will simply reinforce that choice. Those are three very different conversations.
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While the World Worries, Progress Continues

Fear is understandable. People are not foolish for worrying about war, rising prices, political division or an unexpected event interrupting the retirement plan they spent decades building. Yet my nearly five decades in this business have taught me a critical lesson: Even understandable fears can drive damaging financial decisions.
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Automation + Innovation = Transformation

Automation allows people and businesses to do more with less. Innovation applies new ideas to create better products, processes and outcomes. When the two collaborate over time, entire industries change.
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When Complexity Looks Like Wisdom

Complexity often reassures many investors. Surely a system involving so many formulas, ratings, models and highly compensated experts must mean diminished the risk, right? The truth is often the opposite: Rather than remove risk, complexity simply disguises it.
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