Michael Weaverling

Michael J. Weaverling is a financial advisor with Wienken Wealth Management in State College, Pennsylvania. His firm biography says he has been a financial advisor with Wienken Wealth Management since 1996 and lists him at 3949 South Atherton Street, State College, PA 16801, with an additional office in Bedford.

Weaverling earned a B.S. degree in Finance and Economics from Shippensburg University, Class of 1996. His professional specialties listed by Wienken Wealth Management include retirement planning, asset management strategies, investments, insurance planning, estate planning, and pension-planning services for clients invested with SERS, PSERS, and TIAA-CREF.

Wienken Wealth Management’s advisor directory lists Michael Weaverling as a Senior Partner on The Buterbaugh Weaverling Team. The team page lists him as an advisor alongside Bret Buterbaugh, Brad Buterbaugh, Kyle Buterbaugh, Jared Lourdon, and client-service staff.

His biography states that he is a registered representative and offers securities and investment advisory services through MML Investors Services, LLC, member SIPC. A third-party advisor profile lists CRD# 2811011, Series 63 and Series 65 exams, and work history with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company and MML Investors Services from 1996 to present.

• No verified public angel-investing thesis, seed-investment mandate, check-size range, or startup portfolio was found in the sources reviewed.
• The verified investment focus is client-facing wealth management, including retirement planning, asset management strategies, investments, estate planning, insurance, and pension planning.
• Wienken Wealth Management specifically lists pension-planning services for clients invested with SERS, PSERS, and TIAA-CREF, suggesting a practical focus on educators, public-sector employees, and retirement-plan participants where relevant.
• His regulatory affiliation is through MML Investors Services, LLC, so any investment-related approach should be treated as financial advisory / securities-services context rather than venture-capital fundraising unless new primary evidence shows otherwise.