Welcome to Finley and Neal Financial Services, PLLC
Finley and Neal is a tax, accounting and financial services firm located in the Heart of Angleton. The principals of the firm (Barry L. Finley and Amanda G. Neal) are both CPAs and Certified Financial PlannersTM, and started their practice in 1990.
Our clients encompass a broad spectrum of businesses, owners of businesses, young people beginning their careers, retirees and people approaching retirement. We offer a range of services designed to accompany our clients on their financial journey through life’s milestones.
Our office is located in the Prosperity Bank Building at the corner of Hwy 288 and Hwy 35 in the Heart of Angleton.
**Notice**
During the current public health concerns regarding the Covid-19 virus, we are doing our very best to service our client’s needs as well as comply with government and health professional’s recommendations regarding health safety and social distancing.
We are not currently taking any in-person appointments and will be working remotely. If you have any questions that we can answer please call our office (979-848-0951) or email againes@finleyneal.com. We will continue to do our best to take your calls and emails during normal business hours.
Please note, further information regarding office hours and business operations will be posted periodically on our website.
Thank you for understanding. We are trying to protect you, your families, ourselves and our families.
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