Kristina Groff, CFP®

Senior Financial Advisor

Experience & Expertise

Kristina is a Senior Financial Advisor and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® within the firm’s Private Client Group. She joined Greenspring Advisors after working in various capacities including equities research, asset management, and personal financial planning. Kristina focuses on helping clients transition confidently into retirement, with expertise in the special circumstances faced by widows and widowers. Kristina enjoys building relationships with her clients in times of personal life transitions by providing approachable financial education and advice while making an impact on future generations.

Get Better Acquainted With Kristina

Favorite Thing About Working With Clients

“Helping clients create order out of chaos.”

My Philosophy On Client Service

“Be the unwavering support that clients need in times of transition and a mutual relationship of respect and trust will follow. Tell people what you’re going to do, then do it.”

Pennsylvania 
B.A. in Communications, Graham Fellow, Valedictorian – Penn State, York
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®
Member of Penn State York Women’s Philanthropic Network
Lancaster, PA
Penn State
Lancaster Conservancy; North Star Initiative
Travelling with my husband to find the best restaurants and food experiences
Buying, sharing, reading, and discussing books
Homebrewing mostly beer, but also wine, kombucha, mead
Skiing
Wellness and exercise
Trust the Evidence
What I Love About Greenspring Advisors

"The team – I felt like I was “home” on day one with such a smart and kind people willing to mentor others and relentlessly pursue better outcomes for clients. I believe we attract the best and the brightest team members, and clients feel the difference."

Recent Insights

2023 Contribution Limits

The new Retirement Plan Contribution Limits are official!

Greenspring News

Greenspring Advisors Awards $100,000 in Grants | $450,000 Since Program Inception

Celebrating its 10th year, the Greenspring Grant Committee awarded a total of $100,000 to nine organizations committed to addressing workforce &economic development, entrepreneurship, or financial literacy.