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Our Team

At Flatlands Wealth, we believe you deserve to live the retirement of your dreams. That’s why we’ve dedicated our lives to helping clients design and implement successful financial strategies to reach their goals. If you’re looking for a team to guide you at every step on your retirement journey, we’re here to help.

Skylar Anderson, CFP^® Financial Advisor

Skylar Anderson, CFP^® brings an uncommon combination of pastoral experience and financial expertise to his work as a financial educator. A proud Oklahoman and Baylor University graduate, Skylar holds both a Master of Divinity and a graduate certificate in financial planning — a pairing that reflects his deep commitment to serving others and his belief that financial wellness is about far more than numbers.

Before entering the financial world, Skylar spent several years helping plant churches in North Carolina and Colorado, work that sharpened his ability to connect with people from all walks of life and guide them through life's most meaningful decisions. That same spirit of service now drives his passion for financial education.

Skylar and his wife, Meredith, returned to Oklahoma to put down roots and raise their family close to home. Together they have three sons and are active in their community — Meredith through her volunteer work at church and the boys' schools, and Skylar through his work helping people build stronger financial futures. The household is rounded out by a basset hound and a chocolate lab, which means there's rarely a dull — or quiet — moment. When he's not wrangling kids or dogs, you'll likely find Skylar cheering on the Thunder and the Denver Broncos, or tending to a backyard BBQ.

Scott Washa Client Service Associate

COMPLIMENTARY EBOOK: What Financial Challenges Will You Face?

The world of retirement is changing — especially how we fund it. Many find themselves questioning when, or if, they will be able to retire. Our free, 8-page guide will help you get a head start on your retirement planning by showing you:

How an experienced financial professional can address your “what-ifs” about retirement — and then help you figure out how to address them.
How the average person spent $146 a year on health care in 1960 compared to the average cost today.
How to ask the right questions about retirement, including: How do I make my money last?

Download your free retirement guide now and take the first step toward taking control of your financial future.

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