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Isaiah Stroughter

Wealth Management Associate - U.S. Bancorp Advisors

Professional designations, credentials and licenses
California Insurance License 4036728
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It is my pleasure to serve the financial needs of people in Roseville and Rocklin. My experience in the financial industry started in 2024 and I became a Wealth Management Associate in 2026.

I want to make managing your finances as easy as possible for you. As your financial associate, I will work with your U.S. Bancorp Advisors Wealth Management Advisor and your Wealth Management Banker from our affiliate U.S. Bank in bringing you a holistic approach to financial management. We will collaborate to understand your financial situation and propose personalized strategies to help you work toward your financial goals.

Outside of work, I volunteer with Foothill Farms Little League as an assistant coach. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family, working on cars and golfing

Services I specialize in

Just 1% of funds make it through our rigorous review process, helping ensure that in a crowded investment marketplace, only what we believe are the best options get considered for your portfolio.

We help with a wide range of tasks involved in the oversite and management of our clients’ portfolios.

Our wealth professionals can help assist you with your account and planning questions, provide ongoing updates and offer access to our latest wealth technology.

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221 Estates Dr
Roseville, CA, 95678
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About Wealth Management from U.S. Bank and U.S. Bancorp Advisors

Our integrated wealth management approach gives you access to a dedicated advisor, backed by a team of specialists. We offer financial strategies to individuals and families across a wide range of wealth levels. Our U.S. Bank specialists offer banking, trust and investment support while our U.S. Bancorp Advisors professionals focus on investments, planning and insurance.

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FAQ

The role of a financial advisor can go beyond investment planning. An advisor can also provide guidance for key moments throughout your life. Perhaps your finances have gotten more complex, and you’d like help creating or adjusting your wealth plan. You may be worried how market changes are affecting your investments. Or you’re experiencing a major life event, such as:

  • Getting married or divorced
  • Having a child
  • Starting a new career
  • Receiving an inheritance
  • Buying a house
  • Nearing retirement

An advisor can help you objectively assess where you are financially and how to prepare for the future as you work toward your goals.

Your advisor will ask about your goals and priorities – where you’re at today, financially, and where you'd like to go. But the main topic of conversation will be whatever’s on your mind. You can discuss how you and your advisor will work together, what you can expect from your advisor, any costs if you decide to move forward, and next steps. You’ll have plenty of time to ask questions, to help you decide if the relationship is the right fit.

Our guide helps you prepare with key questions to ask and a checklist of what to bring, ensuring you start your advisory relationship with clarity.

No, your initial consultation is free.

We’ll confirm with you what materials, such as recent bank and financial statements, may be helpful for understanding your financial picture. But it’s your choice what to bring. To help you decide – and to ensure you get the most out of the conversation with your advisor – consider the following before the meeting:

  • What are your most important financial goals?
  • What concerns you about your finances?
  • Did you recently experience a major life event?

We’re happy to meet with you virtually or in person. It’s up to you.