As a Financial Advisor at Vantage Point Financial, Andrew Kristofic helps individuals and families gain clarity, confidence, and peace of mind in their financial lives. He partners with clients to design holistic strategies across key areas such as retirement income, investment and tax planning, insurance, healthcare, and legacy planning. He also collaborates with Vantage Point’s team and partners to ensure every plan reflects the client’s unique values and stage of life.
Andrew believes retirement planning is about more than just numbers—it’s about helping clients shift from uncertainty to confidence. His goal is to create a plan that empowers each client to live fully in retirement, knowing their finances are thoughtfully managed.
His work at Vantage Point aligns closely with the firm’s mission: to help clients achieve more than they ever thought possible. By simplifying complex topics and creating space for thoughtful conversations, Andrew helps clients make decisions with purpose, not fear—unlocking the potential for real transformation.
A native of western Pennsylvania, Andrew earned both his bachelor’s in Marketing and master’s in Data Analytics from the University of Notre Dame, where he played offensive line for five years. His time as a collegiate athlete taught him preparation, adaptability, and how to thrive under pressure.
His interest in financial planning began during the rise of the NIL era, when he worked with an advisor and saw firsthand how impactful guidance could be—not only for himself, but for his family. After college, he launched a practice at Northwestern Mutual serving young professionals, athletes, and business owners.
Andrew holds Life and Health Insurance licenses across multiple states and has passed the SIE, Series 6, and Series 63 exams. He is currently preparing for the Series 65 and plans to pursue the CFP

designation.
He lives in downtown Chicago’s River North neighborhood with his girlfriend, Kali, and their dog, Harley. Outside of work, he enjoys playing basketball and sand volleyball, grilling in the summer, and making weekend breakfasts.