With over 25 years of dedicated experience in personal financial advisory, my mission has always been straightforward: helping families and individuals achieve their financial goals.

I believe in a thoughtful, customized approach to financial management. Rather than one-size-fits-all solutions, I take the time to understand each client's unique needs and life aspirations. Whether you're planning for retirement income, building wealth, or creating a legacy for your family, I'm committed to earning your trust and guiding you through life's transitions—the expected ones and the surprises.

My team and I leverage RBC's full capabilities combined with a proven planning process to help you navigate complex financial decisions with confidence. From income planning to legacy planning and beyond, we're here to provide sound, personalized advice every step of the way.

Outside the office, I'm fortunate to spend quality time with my wife Regina and our son Quin in the Danville, CA area. You'll often find us golfing, camping, or traveling together. I'm also actively involved in our community—serving through Quin's school PTA and the Montair Dads club.

Let's take the next step together

I welcome you to experience the RBC Wealth Management difference yourself. Contact me today to set up a meeting.

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Matthew Forrey

Senior Vice President - Financial Advisor, Portfolio Manager

925-279-1710 925-597-3723
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Client Strategies Team

The Client Strategies Team is a resource to help support you in your wealth planning goals, developing a strong understanding of your personal financial objectives, gathering valuable information and addressing complex financial and wealth strategies issues. Explore the bios below to learn more about the team.

Jennifer Maneatis

Wealth Strategist


Wyatt Lowe

Wealth Planning Associate


Antoine Burrell

Trust Consultant


Linette Carlson

Insurance and Annuities Specialist


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