
Hi, I’m Brady Lochte, a fee-only fiduciary financial advisor and the Founder of Axon Capital Management, serving clients across the Austin metro area and beyond. My path into financial planning started in corporate finance at Applied Materials, where I learned how disciplined planning and sound decision-making drive long-term results. I eventually realized I wanted to apply those same principles to help individuals and families directly, which led me to start Axon and work with tech employees, business owners, and retirees who want transparent, long-term financial guidance.
Outside of client work, I spend a significant amount of time writing about financial planning, investing, and the broader economic trends affecting households in Central Texas. Being rooted in the local community helps me bring a deeper perspective to the planning work I do, especially for families navigating Austin’s fast-changing economic environment.
At the heart of my philosophy is a simple belief: financial planning should be clear, honest, and centered around long-term thinking. Through my firm, my writing, and my community involvement, I try to give people the structure, confidence, and direction they need to make better decisions with their money.
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Axon Capital Management was built specifically to serve individuals and families living and working in the Austin metro area. Because I live and work here, I understand the real financial decisions people face — rising housing costs, property taxes, changing employer benefits, equity compensation, and retirement planning in a fast-growing region.
My work is rooted in local knowledge, long-term planning, and fee-only fiduciary advice, with a focus on helping clients make clear, confident decisions in the context of Austin’s unique economy and community.
I’d like to see the industry continue moving toward transparency, fee-only fiduciary advice, and long-term planning over product sales. Too many people still receive conflicted advice due to outdated compensation models.
I contribute to that shift by operating a 100% fee-only fiduciary firm and by prioritizing education, clarity, and client-first guidance in both my practice and my writing. My goal is to show what thoughtful, fiduciary financial planning can — and should — look like.
I’m actively involved in several professional and community organizations here in Central Texas. I’m a member of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce, where I stay connected to local business owners and economic issues impacting the region. I’m also part of United Way for Greater Austin’s Emerging Leaders network, which focuses on improving economic mobility and supporting families across Central Texas.
In addition, I stay engaged through ongoing writing and education efforts focused on financial planning, investing, tax strategy, and equity compensation. These outlets allow me to contribute beyond client work and serve as a resource for people navigating complex financial decisions.
The difference is an obsessive focus on details and a commitment to long-term thinking. Financial decisions rarely fail because of one big mistake — they fail because of small, overlooked details that compound over time. Every recommendation is examined in context: how it affects taxes, cash flow, risk, and flexibility not just this year, but years down the road. Nothing is treated as a one-off decision, and nothing is implemented without understanding the second- and third-order consequences.
Equally important is a long-term orientation that prioritizes durability over short-term outcomes. Instead of reacting to market cycles or chasing what’s working right now, planning is built to adapt across decades, life stages, and changing priorities.
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