Welcome to SFM, LLC

Independent. Fiduciary. Focused on you.

SFM is a fee-only investment management firm located in Manchester, New Hampshire, just west of the Merrimack River. Clients receive services that include unbiased investment analysis, financial planning, portfolio management, business solutions, and other specialized services tailored to their needs. Our firm understands the level of trust a person places in their financial advisor and makes a commitment to always be true to that fiduciary role. We will exhibit the same level of care and concern for your financial affairs as we do for our own families.

Since 1998, we have helped our clients analyze their assets, retirement savings, and business holdings to optimize their overall portfolio structure, enabling them to achieve long-term success. Our team approach provides security, diligence, and customization that clients may not receive from an individual investment advisor. SFM believes honesty, transparency, and trust are paramount in forming an advisor-client relationship; we look forward to helping you.

SFM, LLC is a registered investment advisor with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Certified Financial Planner
Charter Financial Analyst
Financial Planning Association
Certified Retirement Counselor

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SFM Insights

Sweeney Financial OBSERVER- January 2026

Glenn Sweeney |
January 2026 Market Recap Issued: February 5, 2026  January at a Glance The investment markets started 2026 on a positive footing. Investors were encouraged by steady economic growth, easing inflation pressures, and a more predictable outlook from the Federal Reserve. All major stock indexes finished the month higher, with gains spread across large and small companies. Market Performance Here’s how the major market indexes performed in January: Dow Jones Industrial Average: Finished at 48,892...

Common Retirement Regrets—And Proactive Moves to Consider

Glenn Sweeney |
Categories
Retirement
Finance
Savings
Risk Management
Insurance
Health
Family
Estate Planning
Many people don’t regret being retired. They regret how they got there. 1 “I wish I had saved earlier.” “I didn’t think long-term care would matter.” “I should’ve waited to claim Social Security.” Hindsight hits hard when it’s tied to your potential freedom and options. The good news? There may still be opportunities to make meaningful changes that could benefit your future. Let's break down the most common retirement regrets—and what you can do right...

SFM Observer- December 2025

Glenn Sweeney |
SFM OBSERVER December 2025 Recap A CONCISE REVIEW OF THE MONTH IN THE INVESTMENT MARKETS Issued: January 7, 2026 The Dow closed the month of December at 48,102, gaining 386 points or 0.8% for the month. Equity markets ended the year on a relatively calm note after a volatile fall. While the much-anticipated Santa Claus rally was modest, stocks finished 2025 near record highs as investors continued to digest the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook for...

 

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