Why Spearpoint
Out of Debt Is the First Step. Financial Freedom Is the Goal.
Spearpoint is a founder-led financial advisory firm. We settle your business debt first. Then, if you want to keep building, we're here for that too.
The Founder Who Did It Himself
I started my career in finance in New York City right out of college in 2013, and I spent the next seven years there. I learned how creditors and funders actually think, and I saw how much business owners lose when they face them alone.
One thing became impossible to ignore: taxes were the biggest expense in my life.
In December 2020, I relocated to Puerto Rico as an Act 60 resident, and I fell in love with the island. The culture is warm, vibrant, and relaxed in a way I hadn't expected.
But I'll be honest: relocating wasn't always easy. Adjusting to island life takes real effort, and Act 60 is not something to attempt alone. It takes a professional helping hand to get it done correctly and competently.
That's when I understood what other tax-weary Americans were missing: a man on the ground who has already done it. That is part of what Spearpoint offers today, after we've helped you get out from under your debt.
Debt relief first. Financial freedom next.
— Robert Purtill, Founder & CEO
What Working With Spearpoint Means
Debt Relief Comes First
Nothing else works while daily payments are draining the business. So we start where it hurts most: our business debt settlement program, led by a founder who knows how funders think and where the leverage sits.
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Spearpoint is led by its founder. When you win, we win.
A Partner if You Want One
When your program is complete, you're free to walk away debt-free. If you'd like to keep working with us, optional advisory services are available under a separate agreement.
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