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Kyrk Davis

Kyrk Davis, Wealth Advisor, Financial advisor Lexington KY
Dave Ramsey SmartVestor

Kyrk Davis is a Wealth Advisor at Family Financial Partners, Inc. – a financial services firm in Lexington, Kentucky.

Kyrk holds a bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky. He started his career working as a teller for BB&T Bank and an accountant for Anderson Communities, a real estate company. Kyrk is also a Dave Ramsey Smartvestor Pro.

Kyrk hails from Florence, Kentucky, and also spent time in London (Kentucky, not England!) before moving to Richmond in 2016.

In his free time, Kyrk enjoys anything outdoors, especially mountain biking and backpacking in the Smoky Mountains. He has served in the National Guard for six years, and attends Madison Hills Christian Church in Richmond, Kentucky.

Kyrk and his wife, Hannah, who works at First Trust Bank, live in Richmond with their cats, Stormy and Oats. 

Articles by Kyrk

While you spring clean your house, remember to tidy your finances

Just as important as tidying up your home is taking a closer look at your finances. We’re between the rush of the holidays and the excitement of summer break, so now is the perfect time to make sure your money is doing its job in those hard-to-reach places. 

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Perfect Christmas Gift

Finally, the perfect Christmas gift

Unless you’re one of those “wrapped and done by December one” people, you probably have some names left uncrossed on this year’s Christmas list. If that’s the case, I want to take a minute to suggest that you give the most boring gift of all. 

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Budgeting for gig workers: How to spend and save on a fluctuating income

Building, maintaining, and sticking to a budget can be a tough task for many of us with regular, full-time jobs. But it gets a lot more difficult if you don’t have a regular income, like those in sales-based jobs, seasonal workers, or folks who work in the gig economy. If you fall into one of these categories — as more and more young earners do — it’s especially important to budget wisely to have a plan for those months when the checks don’t come in quite as high as usual.

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