BMM Employee Receives Retirement Income Certified Professional Designation

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DALTON, Mass. — Berkshire Money Management's (BMM) team member, Jared Reinstein, has recently earned his Retirement Income Certified Professional (RICP) designation from the American College of Financial Services. 
 
Reinstein is a Certified Financial Planner and a fiduciary at BMM, and a graduate of SUNY Plattsburgh.
 
"The financial industry recognizes the Certified Financial Planner™ designation as the highest level of training," said BMM founder and CEO, Allen Harris. "There are only about a dozen CFPs in the county, and Berkshire Money Management has not one, not two, but three. Including Reinstein. Reinstein could have relied on his existing skills and the support of his colleagues. Instead, he embraced the continuing education culture of BMM and added to his 14 years of experience with even more training."
 
The RICP program empowers financial professionals with the knowledge they need in today's fast-growing retirement planning market. The program is tailored for financial professionals seeking to specialize in the retirement income planning field through an online format. Reinstein had to take three rigorous courses with different specialized topics related to retirement income strategies and ethics and pass three exams to receive the special designation. Additionally, participation in the annual Professional Recertification Program (PRP) is required to maintain the designation.

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Dalton CRA Hall of Fame Welcomes Class of 2023

DALTON, Mass. -- Included in the Dalton CRA Hall of Fame's Class of 2023 was a two-time inductee who was one of two members of the same family recognized.
 
Gary Campbell Sr., who was inducted into the hall in 2019's inaugural class for his accomplishments as a coach, entered the hall on Sunday for his exploits as a student-athlete.
 
And this time around, he was joined by his son, current Wahconah Regional High School football coach Gary Campbell Jr.
 
The elder Campbell, in additon to being a great coach at Wahconah, was an all-Western Massachusetts player on the gridiron in 1966, '67 and '68 who went on to rush for more than 1,000 yards as a senior at American International College.
 
On Sunday at the Stationery Factor, Campbell Sr. joined six other athletes inducted into the Hall of Fame as individuals.
 
He also joined Campbell Jr., one of three coaches enshrined.
 
The younger Campbell is in his second stint at Wahconah and has more than 200 career wins and eight Western Mass titles on his resume.
 
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