Andy Tillery

I’ve always believed that taking care of what matters starts at home.

Growing up, my family taught me the importance of resourcefulness, hard work, and staying true to your values. The lessons I learned at home drive how I approach my work as your personal Financial Planner, helping you manage your finances so you can focus on what matters most. Today, I’m a Financial Planner with 2065 Wealth Management where we prioritize building meaningful relationships. Before I became a Financial Planner, I spent 20 years as an engineer in various roles including sales, operations, and analysis. The last decade plus as an engineer I spent with a large public utility where my final role in project development led me to hone my financial skills on projects approaching billion-dollar budgets. That experience taught me that managing finances—whether that be for a family or a business—is truly about utilizing systems that align with your values and goals. Transitioning into financial planning felt like a natural next step. As for me personally, when I’m not working or relaxing at home with my family and my dogs, you’ll find me immersed in my community. I am president of my kids’ middle school athletic boosters, leading fundraising efforts and meeting with coaches, as well as the manager for the high school swim team. I also founded a statewide initiative to increase access to swim facilities and safety programs here in Alabama—a cause close to my heart as a swim dad. Teaching financial literacy in local schools is another passion of mine, as I believe empowering the next generation starts with giving them the tools to succeed. Whether you're managing the demands of a business, a busy household, or your financial future, my goal is to support you in making informed, practical decisions. I’m a professional Financial Planner, located in Birmingham, AL. I look forward to working together to create a plan that aligns your finances with the life you want to lead. “You will have all you ever want in life, if you help enough other people get what they need” – Zig Ziglar