Our Team

For Dave and GayLynn Loskill, financial planning isn’t just a profession—it’s a deeply personal mission. After experiencing devastating financial losses due to poor advice, they knew firsthand how critical the right guidance is for a secure retirement. That experience fueled their passion to help others avoid the same hardship, ensuring no one has to face retirement with fear or uncertainty. Their firm, Loskill Financial Group, was founded on one simple belief: retirement should bring peace, not stress.

With backgrounds in business, finance, and entrepreneurship, Dave and GayLynn bring both strategic insight and deep empathy to their work. GayLynn, with her expertise in business administration and accounting, takes a meticulous approach to planning—helping clients understand every step of their financial journey. Dave, with his extensive experience in business and financial services, focuses on crafting big-picture strategies that align with their clients’ long-term goals.

What makes them different? Their personal approach. As a husband-and-wife team, they offer a unique balance—GayLynn provides compassionate listening and personal connection, while Dave ensures every financial decision   for long-term success. Their primary satisfaction comes from helping clients achieve greater peace of mind and confidence in their financial security for retirement.

At the core of their approach is a focus on education and empowerment. They offer expertise in structured income planning, Social Security optimization, and multi-generational financial strategies, helping clients develop plans designed to support their long-term financial goals.

Dave and GayLynn reside in Prescott Valley, Arizona, where they cherish time with their blended family of four children and five grandchildren, with another on the way. Their faith is the foundation of their lives and their work, driving them to serve others with integrity and care. They are actively involved in their church and community, dedicating time to volunteering and supporting charities such as St. Jude, St. Vincent de Paul, and the Wounded Warrior Project. When they’re not serving clients, they find joy in spending time with family, traveling, and living out their faith.