Taking a Niche Approach to Wealth Management

June 7, 2024

Byline Dimitri P. Eliopoulos, CFP®, CPWA®, Partner, Chief Executive Officer

The wealth management industry is big, and it’s easy to see why. According to the Federal Reserve, at the close of 2021, the cumulative U.S. household net worth topped $150 trillion for the first time in history (though it since decreased to $143 trillion as of September 2022), and many Americans turn to financial professionals for help preserving their wealth.

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Trendspotting in Personal Finance

May 20, 2024

Byline Trevor Isham CFP®, Partner, Senior Wealth Manager

The world moves quickly and I’m always trying to stay on top of the techniques, tools, and trends available in the world of personal finance. Here are a few that caught my eye recently, along with some of my initial thoughts. AI-Driven Investment Funds or Allocation Strategies

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Dollars and Purpose: What does your money say about who you are?

May 16, 2024

Byline Trevor Isham CFP®, Partner, Senior Wealth Manager

Many of us share the same goal, to live a life filled with purpose and meaning. We take the limited time we’ve been gifted seriously and want to maximize our joy while positively impacting the world, and, more importantly, the people around us. 

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The Great Wealth Transfer: IRA Management for Today and Tomorrow

May 13, 2024

Byline Olive Mitchell, CFP®, Wealth Advisor

The Great Wealth Transfer We are currently in the middle of the Great Wealth Transfer in the United States. According to a research report done by Cerulli Associates, $84.4 trillion in wealth will be transferred from households to heirs and charities between 2021 and 2045.1 Many of these dollars will reach beneficiaries in the form of inherited traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs and 401(k) accounts.2 

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Investor Behavior

May 3, 2024

Byline Brian Klein CFP®, CWS®, Wealth Advisor

Life presents us with a series of obstacles and opportunities every single day. Recognizing them as such and responding appropriately is the heart of wisdom. I wake up, walk my labs, make coffee, pack a lunch, and drive to work. The little things I do help prepare me for a successful day. Within my routine, though, I can’t control whether it’s raining on any given morning and the dogs don’t want to go outside, or if there is a traffic jam on my way to work. These are obstacles of which I have no control.

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