The Spitfire Financial Group financial advisor was ranked among the 100 Solo Advisors to Watch Award
Billings, MT —July 2025—Spitfire Financial Group in Billings today announced that Brian Lethert, Founder and Wealth Advisor, has been recognized among the 2025 100 Solo Advisors To Watch published by AdvisorHub, a leading publication serving the financial services industry. This distinction recognizes a select group of advisors who have achieved excellence in financial guidance based on practice data and measuring the advisor’s resilience and drive to succeed.
Good Life founder and CEO, Conor Delaney, said, “On behalf of all of us at Good Life, I congratulate Brian on this well-deserved recognition. His success is rooted in a client-first mindset and a deep commitment to building lasting relationships. These are values we believe are essential to our profession. Brian continues to raise the standard of care and excellence, and we’re proud to have him as part of the Good Life community. We look forward to supporting his continued growth and impact.”
Brian provides comprehensive wealth management services, including financial planning, portfolio management, retirement planning, small business succession planning, estate and legacy planning, and tax planning.
Brian is affiliated with Good Life Companies, a leading partner to independent financial advisors nationwide. Good Life Companies provides practice management resources, business solutions, and dedicated support that helps advisors build independent businesses by serving the needs of their clients and their communities.
Nominees are required to have a minimum of seven years experience, $100m minimum AUM, and a clean regulatory record. Using data on assets, households, and production, advisors are ranked on three categories: scale, growth, and professionalism. The list is broken into several sublists: RIAs (fee-only), Over $1b, Under $1b, Next Gen, Women, Solo, and Fast-Growing. Please note that participation in this ranking is free, and AdvisorHub receives no compensation from the participating advisors.