Kyle Haywood

Associate Advisor

Kyle Haywood is an Associate Advisor serving Allworth’s Bay Area offices. He supports the delivery of comprehensive wealth planning, with particular focus on Roth conversion strategies, concentrated stock planning, and legacy and wealth transfer considerations. He is also committed to addressing the unique planning needs of non-traditional households, including members of the LGBTQ+ community and individuals with disabilities.

A graduate of California State University, Northridge, Kyle earned dual bachelor’s degrees in Financial Planning and Business Law. He has successfully completed the CFP® examination and is currently a CFP® candidate, reflecting his dedication to ongoing professional development and the delivery of thoughtful, client-centered guidance.

Originally from Southern California, Kyle now lives in Moraga, California. Outside the office, he enjoys hiking, reading, cinema, and exploring his lifelong passion for history. 

My process begins with understanding the person behind the finances: their experiences, priorities, and the goals they are working toward. I spend time asking questions, listening carefully, and learning how they arrived at where they are today. That perspective helps me build a plan that reflects what is most important to them while remaining practical and adaptable as life evolves.

With that foundation in place, the planning process becomes much more meaningful. I believe financial planning should support a person’s life, not the other way around. A well-designed plan should help simplify complex decisions and provide a clear framework for evaluating opportunities, challenges, and tradeoffs over time.

When working with me, clients can expect honesty, patience, and a relationship built on mutual trust and respect. My goal is to provide guidance that helps clients feel comfortable moving forward, even during periods of personal uncertainty or broader market volatility. Ultimately, I want those I serve to feel empowered by their plan, equipped to make thoughtful decisions, and prepared to navigate whatever comes next. 

I was originally drawn to financial planning because it combines two things I value: an interest in financial markets and the opportunity to make a direct impact in people’s lives. Being able to apply analytical thinking in a way that helps individuals and families make informed decisions is what continues to make this work meaningful to me. There is a great deal of satisfaction in helping someone understand where they stand today, what opportunities lie ahead, and how a well-designed plan can support the future they envision.

 I believe good planning starts with curiosity. You need to understand where someone has been before helping determine where they want to go. 

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