Putting it all together

At the PVG Group, we believe preparing well means organizing your financial life around what you want your money to accomplish. Investing well means investing wisely in your financial portfolio, but also in your home, your children and your future. And living well means getting a return on your life's hard work—enjoying the funds you have accumulated and leaving a legacy to pass on.

Together, these three components form the core of what we can do for you and your family.

Discovering the benefits

Here's what happens when we unite these three aspects of your financial life successfully on your behalf:

  • Cash flow and liquidity
  • Diversification
  • Real estate
  • Financing major purchases
  • Health and long-term care
  • Retirement
  • Providing for children
  • Maintaining values
  • Aging parents
  • Complex family situations
  • Disabilities/special needs
  • Future generations
  • Succession planning
  • Liquidity events
  • Managing risk
  • Executive compensation
  • Financing expansions
  • Start-up ventures
  • Wealth transfer
  • Managing taxes
  • Philanthropy
  • Private foundations
  • Multi-generational planning
  • Family governance

Contact us

We would value the opportunity to speak with you and answer any questions you may have.
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Disclosures

Larry Prutch, NMLS # 558434, Cengiz Volkan, NMLS # 558436, Alan Goldstein, NMLS # 558433, and Neil Fujita, NMLS # 959542 through City National Bank, may receive compensation from RBC Wealth Management for referring customers to City National Bank. Banking products and services are offered or issued by City National Bank, an affiliate of RBC Wealth Management, a division of RBC Capital Markets, LLC, Member NYSE/FINRA/SIPC and are subject to City National Banks terms and conditions. Products and services offered through City National Bank are not insured by SIPC. City National Bank Member FDIC.

Investment products offered through RBC Wealth Management are not FDIC insured, are not guaranteed by City National Bank and may lose value.