Axium Wealth, a leading provider of advanced wealth management and tax mitigation strategies, launched a nationwide financial education initiative led by its founder and CEO, Charlie Dombek. The program is designed to help investors, entrepreneurs, and high-income professionals grow their wealth more rapidly through a combination of tax-smart strategies and by improving investment performance through reallocation of market based capital into off market alternative and real estate investments that have the potential to generate returns and yields 3 to 4 times that of traditional financial products.
With more than 25 years of experience as a CPA and wealth architect, Dombek is recognized as one of the foremost authorities on both domestic and international tax planning. Through this initiative, he will host a series of educational events, webinars, and workshops that focus on practical, results-driven strategies for recovering dollars unnecessarily paid in state and federal income taxes, diversifying investments into off market opportunities, and navigating complex financial markets.
“Far too many successful individuals lose significant portions of their wealth to taxes and inefficient planning,” said Dombek. “Our mission is to arm investors with the same tools, strategies, and insights that the ultra-wealthy and institutional investors have long used to protect and grow their capital.”
Dombek’s diverse track record includes raising more than $300 million in equity for real estate acquisitions totaling nearly $700 million in value, sponsoring alternative lending and real estate-backed platforms, and managing capital in foreign exchange and entertainment-related investments. His clients include family offices, professional athletes, entertainers, and healthcare professionals across the U.S.
In addition to his work with Axium Wealth, Dombek is the founding partner of The Optimal Financial Group and Dentistry Wealth. He is also a syndicated radio host and frequent guest on national programs, including “The Trish Regan Show,” “The Hugh Hewitt Show,” and “The Larry Elder Show.”
