Richard D. Nilmeier, CLU
Registered Representative with United Planners Financial Services
Richard D. Nilmeier entered the financial services industry in 1969 and has built a distinguished career marked by professional achievement, leadership, and advocacy. In 1989, he earned the prestigious Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU®) designation from The American College, demonstrating his commitment to excellence in the field of financial services.
A strong advocate for consumer rights, Richard has played an influential role in shaping state legislation affecting the financial services industry. His leadership and dedication to the profession led to his election as President of NAIFA–California for the 1988–1989 term. Earlier in his career, he served as President of the NAIFA–Fresno chapter in 1979. Through his involvement in the legislative process, Richard helped advance measures that continue to positively impact both consumers and financial professionals today.
Throughout his decades of practice, Richard has assisted countless individuals and families with estate planning, investment management, insurance strategies, retirement planning, and college funding solutions. His commitment to serving clients and advancing the profession has earned him accolades, including the Life Underwriter of the Year Award in 1989 and the Norman G. Levine Distinguished Service Award in 2018.*
Richard holds Series 7 securities license, as well as an insurance license, and remains dedicated to helping clients pursue their financial goals through thoughtful planning and professional guidance.
*The Life Underwriter of the Year Award was awarded in 1989 by the NAIFA local Fresno chapter based on lifetime contributions to the organization. The Norman G. Levine Distinguished Service Award was awarded in 2018 by the NAIFA California chapter based on evidence of meritorious service to the insurance and financial advisors association and/or the life and health insurance industry and/or the community. These recognitions are not indicative of any particular client’s experience and is not indicative of the investment adviser's future performance.