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40% of U.S. workers have saved
less than $25,000 for retirement.*

*2019 Retirement
Confidence Survey, EBRI

Only 42% of Americans know how
much money to save for retirement.*

*2019 Retirement Confidence Survey, EBRI

43% of retirees left
the workforce earlier
than planned.*

*2019 Retirement
Confidence Survey, EBRI

Tom Eifler Jr.

Tom Eifler Jr.

Advisor

Office: (972)422-9154
Fax: (972)422-4245
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Thomas O. Eifler Jr. has been in the financial services industry since 1988. Tom has a bachelor's degree in finance from Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he graduated cum laude after just two and a half years. 

Many Texans may recognize Tom's voice as the former weekend host of the “Financial Safari” radio show on WBAP 820 and KLIF 570, on which he educated listeners on retirement income strategies and the pitfalls of improper estate planning.

Tom also enjoys another type of airtime outside his role at Canyon Creek Capital. He began flying at age 17 and is an instrument-rated airplane pilot as well as a commercial-rated helicopter pilot. He has used the latter license to assist in the aftermath of natural disasters.

In 2006, he received the Igor Sikorsky Humanitarian Service Award from the Helicopter Association International for his role in rescuing individuals in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. After the hurricane, Tom's helicopter was the first available for use at the Baton Rouge airport, where it helped over the course of six days. Flying more than 14 hours a day, he transported people to hospitals, flew levy workers to get equipment and provided transportation for a photographer from The New York Times, whose iconic aerial photos of the hurricane's devastation during that time were all taken from Tom's helicopter.

Tom also flew 18 days in Haiti following the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that devastated the country in 2010. In addition to providing transportation for the director of Hope for Haiti, he flew in and out of orphanage locations and transported medical personnel to and from hospitals. Tom has since set up the Haitian Relief Fund, a 501(c)(3) foundation focused on ongoing work in the ravaged nation.

Tom enjoys challenging himself physically and mentally through a variety of outdoor adventures. He has competed in two Iron Man competitions, the Boston Marathon and several other endurance races.
Tom resides in Plano. He is married to Susan and they have 8 children, Thomas, Christopher, Alaina, Emily, Sam, Eloise, Jacob and Matthew.