About CB Administrative Services
He owned a national business brokerage and, over 30+ years, was involved in or witnessed over 3,800 transactions. That’s a lot of 'what to do' and especially 'what not to do'. His philosophy is that retirement is about income, not assets, because not all assets return the same income.
Kevin was featured in Forbes magazine in 2015, hosted the Smart Money Hour radio show on KABC, and leads a team of Advisors, CPAs, and Attorneys, all trained in the principles and strategies of retirement income planning, tax planning, business planning, wealth preservation, and asset protection.
His goal is to share the blessings he's received, including amazing experiences from visiting 47 countries and counting, learning from tremendous mentors in life and business, and experiencing amazing generosity.
He is also the proud founder of The Q Companies: Q-RIA.com, Q-1031.com, Q-Hedge.com, TaxFreeYou.com, SellYourBusinessNow.com, SellMyFDX.com, the fiduciary trustee companies of CB Administrative Services, IST Admin Services, and many other ventures.
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