Greg Welborn

Principal, First Financial Consulting
(626) 657-9501

Greg Welborn

Principal, First Financial Consulting
(626) 657-9501

Get to know Greg Welborn

Greg Welborn is a Principal at First Financial Consulting. He works with individuals and privately-owned businesses on financial planning issues including investment, retirement, and tax planning, among others. With more than 35 years’ experience, he has developed a strong track record of providing 100% objective advice, always focusing on the client’s best interests.

A pioneer in the development of investment consulting services for individual investors, Greg is a respected authority on personal financial issues; he has lectured extensively, written for the Wall Street Journal, Orange County Register & The Los Angeles Daily News, and has assisted NBC’s Today Show in their weeklong series, “Money for Women.” Greg is also a member of the Forbes Finance Council and Kiplinger Advisor Collective.

Greg Welborn received a Bachelor degree from Occidental College, an MBA from the University of Southern California, specializing in finance and investments, and pursued a Masters degree in Economics, studying under Art Laffer, an advisor to President Reagan. He and his wife, Irene, have been married for 30+ years, have 3 adult children, and remain active in their church and community.

Benefits of Working with First Financial Consulting

We Provide 100% Objective Advice

As a fee-only financial advisor, we do not sell any products or accept any commissions. Instead, we provide advice and create a financial plan which reflects the client’s specific situation.

We Look at the Whole Picture

We work to understand the totality of the client’s situation and to develop a comprehensive plan which will actually help them accomplish their goals.

We Give Advice Whenever You Need It

Our mission is determined by the client’s needs, not by a product sales cycle. When you need advice, or just want a second opinion, you get it. You’re never stuck paying for services or products you don’t need.