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Rob Yeend, CPA

Rob's Recent Articles

The Retirement Magic Number Is Now $1.46 Million — Here’s How to Catch Up

According to the 2026 Planning and Progress Study by Northwestern Mutual, the average American now believes they’ll need $1.46 million to re …

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Lawmakers Push Tax-Free Income Proposals That Could Affect Millions of Americans

As lawmakers look to the 2026 midterm elections, tax relief is back in the conversation. Two new proposals aim to lower taxes for low- and m …

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How AI is Changing the Way Americans Manage Their Money

Americans are turning to AI for all kinds of advice these days, and that includes money advice. This makes sense. Professional advice is exp …

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Rob Yeend, CPA

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Phone: 317-398-9753 Ext. 109

Fax: 317-392-4790

Rob is a CPA and has been in public accounting since 1993 after graduating from Ball State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. Rob became co-owner of the firm in 2003. Rob provides services to many types of industries; including, manufacturing, trucking, construction, service, and retail. Rob enjoys working with his client’s one on one and giving them the special attention they deserve. Rob brings a host of skills to the firm that is beneficial to our individual and business clients. These include business planning, budgeting, financial services, income tax planning, and estate tax planning.

Rob is married to Joanna and they have three children, Lauren, Nick, and Zack. He grew up in a small town and graduated from Waldron High School. He enjoys spending time with family, boating, sports and church activities.

Rob is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Indiana Association of Certified Public Accountants. Rob is a member and treasurer of the Blue Ridge Christian Union Church, treasurer for Marietta Volunteer Fire Department and is treasurer for the Blue River Community Foundation. Rob has been involved with many youth sports programs within the community.

Rob's Recent Articles

The Retirement Magic Number Is Now $1.46 Million — Here’s How to Catch Up

According to the 2026 Planning and Progress Study by Northwestern Mutual, the average American now believes they’ll need $1.46 million to re …

Read More

Lawmakers Push Tax-Free Income Proposals That Could Affect Millions of Americans

As lawmakers look to the 2026 midterm elections, tax relief is back in the conversation. Two new proposals aim to lower taxes for low- and m …

Read More

How AI is Changing the Way Americans Manage Their Money

Americans are turning to AI for all kinds of advice these days, and that includes money advice. This makes sense. Professional advice is exp …

Read More

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