About Magnolia Harbor Advisors
Helping individuals and families make confident decisions about Medicare,
retirement, and healthcare planning.
Knowledge builds confidence.
We believe the best decisions come from understanding your options clearly, not being pressured into choices you don’t fully understand.
Advice without sales tactics.
Our approach is rooted in honest conversations, clear explanations, and guidance designed to help—not overwhelm.
Simple answers to complex questions.
Medicare and retirement planning can feel complicated, so we focus on making information straightforward, approachable, and easy to understand.
Your journey is unique.
No two situations are alike. We take time to understand your needs, goals, concerns, and timeline before offering recommendations.
Great guidance starts with listening.
Before any planning begins, we believe in hearing your story, understanding your priorities, and learning what matters most to you.
You’re more than a policy number.
At Magnolia Harbor Advisors, we build lasting relationships centered around trust, support, and helping you navigate important life decisions with confidence.

With more than 20 years of experience in financial services and wealth management, Kate Amdall founded Magnolia Harbor Advisors with a clear mission: to create a more personal, trustworthy, and education-focused approach to Medicare and retirement planning.
After years of helping individuals and families navigate complex financial decisions, Kate recognized how overwhelming healthcare and retirement planning can become—especially when people are flooded with information but lack clear, dependable guidance they can trust.
That realization became the foundation for Magnolia Harbor Advisors.
Built on integrity, meaningful relationships, and genuine care for every client, Magnolia Harbor Advisors was created to provide honest guidance, simplified education, and long-term support through every stage of retirement planning.
Kate believes the strongest advisor relationships are built on trust, transparency, and putting people first—not transactions.