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Pittston, PA 18640

Bucci Financial Services

(570) 654-2000

 
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Helping clients succeed
since 1998


Bucci Financial Services is an independent financial advisory practice whose primary function is to help clients identify practical solutions to the complicated financial issues that we all face today. We take our ethics and fiduciary responsibilities very seriously, which is why we pride ourselves on holding some of the industry’s highest credentials. Whether an individual, family or small business, our goal is to put your best interests first and help you achieve financial success.  

We pride ourselves on taking a lot of time getting to know you, and to understand your financial goals.  We utilize a strategic process designed to help you plan, protect and grow your wealth in the most tax efficient way possible.  As your financial situation changes over time, we will be monitoring your plan on an ongoing basis and will recommend tactical shifts to ensure we are moving you closer to achieving your goals. 


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