Emily Scott, CFP®

Emily Scott, CFP® has created her career in helping clients find financial wellness. As a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, Emily is dedicated to serving clients well with expert guidance, personalized strategies and a commitment to stewardship. She actively comes alongside her clients to navigate the complex financial planning industry with a specialization in serving families with special needs.

After earning a degree in Business Administration: Financial Planning from Liberty University, Emily entered the industry to lay the groundwork for founding her own practice.

Emily is a twice published author in the Christian Living genre, with multiple devotional books: Love Unbroken: A Simple Word and Love Unbroken: Another Simple Word.

Emily Scott’s commitment to her clients and her devotion to integrating biblical principles into financial stewardship make her a trusted advisor and a valued resource for anyone seeking to build a secure financial future. Her approach emphasizes responsible management of resources in line with biblical teaching, guiding individuals to make informed and faith-aligned financial decisions.

Financially Unbroken exists to help everyone find financial wellness. Let’s break away from old money habits and embrace financial wellness.

The Bible study: Financially Unbroken allows readers to learn financial literacy and what God says about money while practically applying lessons to their financial plans.

Our Values

  • Fortitude

    Through ups and downs in the market, our mission is to stay calm and persevere with courage.

  • Originality

    Every client is unique, and your plan should be too. Every plan has flexibility to allow for life changes.

  • Transparency

    Fees are transparent from the start. No hidden fees or commissions.

  • Integrity

    The commitment to honesty, reliability, and high ethical standards.

Motivation comes from within — and I’m here to help you activate it.

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