Lindsey M. Driscoll, CFP^®, AAMS^®

I understood money early. While other kids spent everything, I tracked my savings and made budgets. I thought everyone managed money this way until I realized they didn't. Teaching friends and family about finances led me to discover I could build a career around it.

Watching my parents' advisor help them reach their goals inspired me to do the same for others. I became a financial advisor in 2009 after graduating from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and earned my Accredited Asset Management Specialist designation along the way.

What drives me is seeing clients achieve what matters to them and knowing they trust me with something so personal. The best moments are when a concept finally makes sense, and they realize how it will change their financial situation.

As a Partner and Financial Advisor at Etiquette Financial Partners, I work primarily with busy families who recognize the value of planning but struggle to make it happen. I help clients build wealth, coordinate tax strategies, and create plans that work across generations. Starting now matters because something will always demand your attention. Waiting rarely makes it easier.

I also focus on working with women, whether single, divorced, widowed, or managing their family's finances. Building their confidence and helping them feel heard is important to me.

I live in the western suburbs with my husband Andy and our three children, Trevor, Callen, and Kelsey. Between soccer, football, dance, and cheerleading, our schedule stays full. When I have time, I walk, work out, and train for sprint triathlons.

I serve on the board of One for the Kids, which supports local families facing financial challenges. I'm also active at St. Pius X Church and School Community, where I serve on a young families ministry and the school board. My Catholic faith shapes how I live and work.