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Beth Love

Senior Client Service Manager

FPQP®

Beth Love is a senior client service manager on the Duff Torney Team at Moneta. Having worked on the team for over a decade, Beth has learned to anticipate client needs as their lives and financial plans evolve. She enjoys her personal connection with the families who entrust the team with their finances. The bonds forged through the Duff Torney team events, like the annual planning retreat, create a team environment where Beth thrives.

Beth joined the Duff Torney team in 2009. She graduated from University of Missouri with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. She earned a B.S.B.A. in personal financial planning and holds the Financial Paraplanner Qualified Professional designation. As the financial planning industry continues to change, Beth pursues new skills to enhance the high service levels Moneta is nationally known for.

Outside of work, Beth enjoys staying fit, taking bike rides with her mom and sister, or relaxing at a winery or coffee shop with her husband Oliver. On a Saturday you’ll find Beth watching her daughter Anna ice skate or her son Brice on his mountain bike.

  • B.S.B.A., Personal Financial Planning, University of Missouri—St. Louis
  • Administrative Assistant designation, Hickey College

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