Nate Lowther, CEPA®
Nate brings a planning-first approach to every client relationship, with deep experience in retirement income design and tax-efficient distribution strategies for South Carolina families.
Shape a life guided by your priorities, strengthened by steady planning, and grounded in the legacy you envision.
Premier Wealth Partners is an independent, fiduciary firm providing retirement planning and wealth management to families, professionals, and business owners in Summerville, Charleston, and across South Carolina. We build strategies for people who’ve worked too hard to leave their future to chance. No products pushed. No one-size-fits-all plans. Just a tailored plan aligned with what you want.
As an independent Registered Investment Adviser, we are legally obligated to always act in your best interest. No commissions. No product quotas. Transparent fees and advice that puts you first, always.
Whether you're five years from retirement or twenty, the question is the same: does my money support the life I actually want? We start there — and work backward.
You're 5–15 years from retirement, or already there. You don't need market hype — you need a plan that protects what you've built and turns it into reliable income for the next 30 years.
You're 40–60, peak earning years, often with complex income, equity comp, or business interests. You need accumulation strategy, tax planning, and a partner who plays the long game with you.
We're a Charleston-rooted, independent practice — not a national brand with a regional outpost. You'll work directly with the advisor whose name is on your plan, with the South Carolina tax and estate landscape baked into every recommendation.
Three meetings. No pressure. By the end, you'll have a written plan you can use whether you work with us or not.
A conversation, not a sales pitch. We get to know your goals, your timeline, what keeps you up at night, and what retirement actually looks like to you.
We examine your full financial picture — investments, taxes, insurance, Social Security, estate. Then we model what's possible and where the gaps are.
You receive a written, personalized plan covering income, tax strategy, risk, and legacy — yours to keep regardless of whether we move forward together.
Different careers and life stages raise different questions. Explore how we help.
Retirement income, Social Security timing, tax-efficient withdrawals, and a written plan for the life you want.
Explore retirement planningExit and succession planning, tax strategy, and personal wealth that does not depend on one sale.
Explore business owner planningHigh-income planning, tax-efficient saving, practice ownership, and locums income.
Explore physician planningCoordinating benefits and retirement plans for airline pilots and transitioning military officers.
Explore pilot and military planningYou'll work directly with your advisor — not an account number passed between assistants. Here's who you'll be talking to.
Nate brings a planning-first approach to every client relationship, with deep experience in retirement income design and tax-efficient distribution strategies for South Carolina families.
A former Marine Corps Captain and Teach for America educator, Matthew brings discipline, accountability, and a relational, nonjudgmental approach to helping families define their goals and build plans to reach them.
Zach supports clients and advisors with thoughtful planning and attentive service. He previously served clients at MassMutual and holds his Life and Health insurance licenses.
Practical thinking on retirement income, taxes, and planning for business owners and professionals.
A $5 million valuation is not the same as financial independence. How business owners can build wealth that does not depend on one perfect exit.
Nervous about sitting down with an advisor for the first time? Here is what actually happens in the first conversation, what to bring, and how to decide whether it is a good fit.
A simple framework for exit planning: five stages of value, four intangible capitals, three legs of the stool, two paths, and one goal.
One conversation, no obligation, written plan in hand.