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Financial guidance with Augusta roots dating to 1928.

A.J. Kilpatrick & Company helps individuals and families make thoughtful decisions about investing, planning for retirement, and the years in between.

1928Augusta, Georgia

Third-generation financial services firm

Based in Augusta, Georgia

Securities and advisory services through LPL Financial

Built in Augusta, generation by generation.

Founded in Augusta in 1928

Andrew Jones Kilpatrick and Warren Bothwell began serving investors in Augusta in 1928. The firm took the A.J. Kilpatrick name in 1949 and became A.J. Kilpatrick & Company when Richard Cree Kilpatrick joined the business in 1962.

Thomas joined his father in 2005, becoming the third Kilpatrick generation in financial services. In 2009, they re-established the firm through an affiliation with LPL Financial. Thomas continues that work from the firm's Monte Sano Avenue office.

Meet Thomas
  1. 1928

    Bothwell & Kilpatrick opens in Augusta

  2. 1962

    A.J. Kilpatrick & Company is formed

  3. 2005

    Thomas joins as the third generation

  4. 2009

    The firm affiliates with LPL Financial

Guidance that changes as life does.

The decisions in front of you change over time. Our role is to help you understand those decisions, see how they connect, and build a plan around the life you are living now.

  1. Getting Started

    Build a foundation for the future.

    Develop practical habits for saving, early investing, and the financial choices that shape a strong beginning.

    • Saving strategies
    • Student loan planning
    • Investing early
  2. Building Your Future

    Grow today while preparing for tomorrow.

    Coordinate growing income, investments, risk decisions, and the major transitions that may be ahead.

    • Income and career growth
    • Wealth accumulation
    • Risk management
  3. Family & Wealth

    Balance today's needs with tomorrow's goals.

    Bring retirement, education, insurance, and family priorities into one clearer financial picture.

    • Retirement planning
    • Education funding
    • Insurance strategies
  4. Approaching Retirement

    Prepare for the transition with intention.

    Consider how income, investment withdrawals, healthcare, and taxes may work together as retirement nears.

    • Retirement income
    • Withdrawal strategies
    • Healthcare planning
  5. Enjoying Retirement

    Keep the plan connected to the life it supports.

    Review ongoing income, legacy priorities, charitable giving, and how wealth may eventually transfer.

    • Income planning
    • Legacy priorities
    • Charitable giving

Retirement planning begins before the retirement date.

The transition can affect income, investments, taxes, healthcare, and the people who rely on your plan. Looking at those decisions together can help you prepare, adjust, and move forward with a clearer understanding of the tradeoffs.

Talk with Thomas about retirement
Thomas D. Kilpatrick

Thomas D. Kilpatrick, AAMS

Financial Advisor

Thomas is an Augusta native and a third-generation financial advisor. He earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Risk Management & Insurance from the University of Georgia in 1993 and joined his father, Richard, in 2005. Together they re-established A.J. Kilpatrick & Company through an affiliation with LPL Financial in 2009.

“My commitment is simple: to build lasting relationships and provide thoughtful financial guidance that helps you pursue the life you envision.”
Start a conversation

A conversation is a practical place to begin.

Tell Thomas what you are planning for, what has changed, or what you want to understand more clearly.

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