Patrick Eghlidi is a fiduciary financial advisor in Newburg, Oregon, with 6 years in the industry. Patrick joined Calton & Associates in 2021, a firm offering financial planning, investment management, and retirement plan consulting. The firm is paid through a percentage of assets, hourly fees, and flat fees.
At a glance
Services through Calton & Associates
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Licenses
Exams passed, from the official record. Tap a license to see what it allows.
Career
- 2021 – nowCalton & Associates, Inc.Current firm
Questions to ask Patrick
Tailored to Patrick’s registration and firm.
- At a firm this size, will I work with you directly or with a service team?
- Your firm can charge performance-based fees. Would that apply to me?
- What does a financial plan with you include, and how often is it updated?
- If you use outside managers, how are they chosen and what do they cost on top of your fee?
- Where would my money be held, and will I get statements directly from that firm?
- What would I pay in total each year, in dollars, including fund and trading costs?
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About Patrick
How do I contact Patrick?
Call Calton & Associates at 813-264-0440 and ask for Patrick Eghlidi. Patrick works from the Newburg, OR office.
How long has Patrick been a financial advisor?
Patrick has been in the industry since 2020, about 6 years. 6 years in the industry.
What licenses does Patrick hold?
Series 63, Series 65. Tap any license on this page to see what it allows.
Is Patrick a fiduciary?
Patrick is registered as an investment advisor representative, which carries a fiduciary duty when giving investment advice.
How is Patrick paid?
Calton & Associates reports being paid by a percentage of the assets they manage, hourly fees, flat or fixed fees, commissions on some products, a share of investment gains. Ask Patrick for your total yearly cost in dollars.
Official record as of October 3, 2026.
This profile is for information only and is not financial advice or a recommendation.