We know you have a choice when choosing a financial advisor. At Cargile Investment Management, we offer extensive expertise and a distinct approach to financial planning that you won’t find at other firms. When you work with us, you’ll benefit from our:
Independent Advice
As independent advisors, our interests are aligned with your interests. We don’t sell products or earn commissions. Our commitment is to crafting personalized financial solutions that meet your specific objectives.
Wealth of Experience
Mickey Cargile, our Founder and Managing Partner, has 30 years of experience in investment management and the financial industry. Our team members have degrees from the Wharton School of Business, University of Texas, Austin, and other respected institutions, and we have an established reputation as trusted and ethical financial advisors.
Recognized Expertise
When you work with Cargile Investment Management, you get access to our team of nationally recognized experts who regularly contribute their knowledge to publications such as TheWashington Post, Fortune, Forbes,Consumer Reports and The Wall Street Journal.
Comprehensive, Customized Service
We provide truly comprehensive investment advice that is designed to mitigate risk while also taking advantage of appropriate opportunities for growth. Our research and decision-making is done in-house, so you know you’re getting recommendations that are developed with your situation in mind.
Local Roots
Like many of our clients, we've chosen to build our lives in Texas because it fits with our values and lifestyle. We’re committed to the Midland community, and our staff is active in many local organizations and activities.
Focus on Relationships
We don’t believe in quick fixes or one-time solutions. Instead, we develop long-term relationships with each of our clients so we can identify their core financial concerns. We serve as your trusted advisor, overseeing all aspects of your wealth so that you can concentrate on making more money, while we manage what you already have.
