Laura Peace

Partner & Senior Financial Advisor

Experience & Expertise

Laura has worked in the financial industry since 1996, starting her career with ISI Financial Group, now known as Greenspring Advisors. With 30 years of experience, she has held several key positions, including Director of Client Services, Financial Advisor, and Director of Financial Planning. She enjoys working with clients to develop personalized financial plans and assist them in organizing their financial affairs. She has extensive experience in investment portfolio rebalancing, tax planning, estate planning, insurance analysis, and assisting clients to understand their asset allocations and the reasoning behind them. Laura finds great satisfaction in helping and educating others, whether it’s her current clients, new clients at the firm, new financial advisors, or high school and college students whom she mentors for careers in the financial industry.

Get Better Acquainted With Laura

Favorite Thing About Working With Clients

“Building a personal relationship with my clients and helping them develop a personal financial plan to get their financial house in order.”

My Philosophy On Client Service

“Whatever it takes!”

Pennsylvania 
Bachelor’s degree from Penn State University
Series 65 License
Lititz, PA
WE ARE…..
PENN STATE!
THON
Solanco Neighborhood Ministries
Family Time
Mountains/Time at our cabin
Riding ATV’s
Travel
Love Your Neighbor
What I love about Greenspring

"The genuine caring for employees and clients.”

Recent Insights

Employee Education: Advantages of a Health Savings Account (HSA)

If you are enrolled in a high-deductible health plan, it may be worth taking a closer look at how an HSA fits into your overall financial picture.

Fiduciary Responsibility Depends on These 3 Things

Learn how 401(k) fiduciary responsibility depends on clear accountability, defined responsibilities, and a repeatable decision-making process. Discover fiduciary best practices for stronger plan oversight.

It’s Not About Alternatives: What the New 401(k) Rule Is Really Trying to Fix

At a recent conference, our team heard directly from Daniel Aronowitz, Assistant Secretary of Labor and head of the Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA).