Daphne, AL- Mar. 18, 2019: Safe Harbor Financial Services is extremely proud to announce that Jim Byrd was inducted into the Advisors Excel Hall of Fame on January 18, 2019 in a ceremony in Phoenix, AZ. This honor distinguishes Jim as one of fewer than 100 sales producers out of nearly 1,500 financial professionals associated with Advisors Excel. To qualify for this prestigious sales award, Jim has written more than $100 million in cumulative annuity sales since 2007. This target is one of Jim's career-long goals.

As Jim said, "This was the highlight of my career. There were 24 of us being inducted into the Advisors Excel Hall of Fame. Peyton Manning was one of the speakers and Wayne Brady was part of entertainment. He was hilarious and even let me say 'Roll Tide'!" Good for you, Jim!

Jim was accompanied to the induction ceremony in Phoenix by his wife Jewel Byrd and his daughter, Vicki Miller, who manages their financial services office with Jim Byrd in Daphne, AL.

About Safe Harbor Financial Services, LLC: With 36+ years experience in the financial services industry, Jim Byrd founded Safe Harbor Financial Services, LLC in 2005. A comprehensive wealth management firm serving Southwest Alabama and Northwest Florida, Jim and his team specialize in retirement and pre-retirement planning for individuals and families of all ages. Safe Harbor Financial Services assists retirees and pre-retirees in creating income strategies that cannot be outlived while helping protect their assets for a spouse or other beneficiaries upon their death.

Investment advisory services offered only by duly registered individuals through AE Wealth Management LLC (AEWM). AEWM and Safe Harbor Financial LLC are not affiliated companies.

Induction of an individual into "Advisors Excel Hall of Fame" is based on a financial professional's cumulative annuity production. It is not indicative of the individual's knowledge, experience, or past or future performance. Advisors Excel is an independent  marketing organization located in Topeka, Kansas. 102989