How we serve you

We provide comprehensive wealth management planning for high net-worth clients, serving individuals, trusts, and small businesses. We take a personalized approach to portfolio management, tailoring each plan to meet our clients’ specific investment goals while enhancing and protecting wealth. We are committed to providing the highest standard of service and will work alongside CPAs and estate attorneys to be certain our clients’ best interests are being met.

We employ asset allocation to select stocks, fixed-income, and managed money to help achieve our client’s financial goals. Specific needs and risk tolerance are important to us; they are carefully weighed in relation to the overall market environment and the behavior of individual investments.

Proud to work with a nationally recognized teammate

At The Carmichael Group we are very proud that financial advisor, Robert F. Carmichael, is a recipient of the following prestigious awards:

  • 2021, 2024, 2025, 2026 Barron's Top 1,500 Financial Advisors
  • 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisor

It’s an honor to have a teammate nationally recognized as one of the best in the industry—because it means we are serving our clients well. Congratulations, Robert!

We invite you to experience what sets The Carmichael Group apart

Contact us today to set up a meeting.

Global Insight Monthly

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Robotics comes of age

A recent Global Insight Special Report explores the innovations transforming robotics and the industry's state of play. We highlight the intriguing and much-hyped world of humanoid robots, considering how the workplace and the home might change with these machines.

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The Carmichael Group

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