Empowering You to Live Intentionally
Experience how a financial partnership helps you live more intentionally and generously.
Empowering You to Live Intentionally.
Experience how a financial partnership helps you live more intentionally and generously.
Empowering You to Live Intentionally
Experience how a financial partnership helps you live more intentionally and generously.
At IntentGen Financial Partners we empower clients to live intentionally.
What does that mean? It simply means aligning your goals, needs and priorities so you can have more time to live in a way that brings you joy. Whether that’s retiring sooner so you can spend more time with family or traveling the world. Maybe it's having the courage to change careers or starting a small business. Perhaps it's about giving back and volunteering your time to others – or simply fitting some "you" time into your schedule. Ultimately, we want to help you live your best life. And our purpose-based planning can help get you there.
Plan Intentionally. Live Generously.
These two simple phrases mean so much to our team. Not only have they guided us on our personal paths, they also serve as the guiding principles of how the team conducts business. We’ve seen firsthand the impact that intentional planning can make. That’s why we are driven to help you feel unrivaled confidence and positivity about your financial decisions.
Experience how a financial partnership with our team may help you maximize the impact on your family and community.

Maximize Your Impact
Incorporating giving strategies into your overall financial plan empowers you to make a difference for your:
- Family
- Community
- Church
- and beyond
Our team is passionate about charitable giving. Not only can we help you maximize your contributions, but we also prioritize philanthropic endeavors, giving back to Naperville-area organizations that strengthen our community.
Zac Larson joins The Church Planting Podcast
Listen in to the Church planning podcast where Greg talks to Zac Larson of IntentGen Financial Partners about how to talk to donors about money.