About Aaron
As a wealth advisor for Buckingham Strategic Wealth, Aaron Vickar works with individuals and families across the country to address their diverse financial needs. His comprehensive and customized approach to financial planning includes advising his clients on their investments, saving for retirement, estate planning, education saving, philanthropic giving, tax strategies and other aspects unique to their circumstances.
Aaron joined Buckingham in 2003. Prior to that, he was a financial advisor with Wealth Management Advisors Inc., a registered representative of Royal Alliance Associates.
After winning the NCAA Division I National Hockey Championship with the University of North Dakota, Aaron graduated with a bachelor's degree from Lake Forest College and played three years of professional hockey. He also represented Team USA twice in an international hockey tournament winning silver (1997) and bronze (2017). He enjoys golfing, playing hockey and spending time with his wife, Cynthia, and their three children.
As a wealth advisor for Buckingham Strategic Wealth, Aaron Vickar works with individuals and families across the country to address their diverse financial needs. His comprehensive and customized approach to financial planning includes advising his clients on their investments, saving for retirement, estate planning, education saving, philanthropic giving, tax strategies and other aspects unique to their circumstances.
Aaron joined Buckingham in 2003. Prior to that, he was a financial advisor with Wealth Management Advisors Inc., a registered representative of Royal Alliance Associates.
After winning the NCAA Division I National Hockey Championship with the University of North Dakota, Aaron graduated with a bachelor's degree from Lake Forest College and played three years of professional hockey. He also represented Team USA twice in an international hockey tournament winning silver (1997) and bronze (2017). He enjoys golfing, playing hockey and spending time with his wife, Cynthia, and their three children.