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The S&P Wealth Team has over 40 years of experience providing customized financial advice to successful individuals and their families.

We help you take your financial details and turn them into decisions:

  • We guide our clients through major life transitions: selling a business, retirement, death of a loved one, or changing family dynamics
  • We help you make sense of the macro and intelligently navigate the micro
  • We are tireless advocates for our clients and will always operate with transparency and thoughtful guidance
  • We are problem solvers and risk managers, here to help you be nimble and solution-oriented, regardless of where you are in your wealth journey (accumulating, protecting, transferring)

Whether you are planning for retirement, navigating the complexities of a business sale or adjusting to a significant life change, we are committed to offering personalized advice and strategies tailored to your situation.

Our mission is to help ensure that every client feels confident and secure in their financial future.

My Team

Timothy Pippet

Timothy Pippet

Senior Vice President - Financial Advisor
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Matthew Salvitti, CEPA®

Senior Vice President - Financial Advisor
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John Convery

Client Associate

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In the Investor’s Edge newsletter for fall 2025, gain tips on using RMD funds, scoring a touchdown with wealth planning, investing when young, key strategic considerations for business owners and business succession planning.

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No, this is not a post about some social media slang term…it’s a reminder that if you are nearing full retirement age (67!) you should be aware of changes coming to Social Security in 2026: • Are you eligible for new deductions available from the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill? • Have you analyzed the impact of claiming benefits early vs. delaying? • Cost-of-living adjustments are great, but be aware that a projected increase in Medicare premiums may offset the gain Sources: https://www.kiplinger.com/retirement/social-security/changes-coming-to-social-security-in-2026#:~:text=In%20November%202025%2C%20the%20full,takes%20effect%2C%20by%20birth%20year: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/one-big-beautiful-bill-act-tax-deductions-for-working-americans-and-seniors#:~:text=Deduction%20for%20Seniors,for%20seniors%20under%20existing%20law.

Unfortunately, the COO at Salvitti Corp. can’t take advantage of asset depreciation to invest in machines to optimize his manual labor workload. You – Business Owners – might be more fortunate…new tax law (the One Big Beautiful Bill Act) restores 100% bonus depreciation on capital investments (like new equipment). These changes offer a valuable opportunity to: * Reduce 2025 taxable income * Accelerate depreciation deductions * Improve cash flow and ROI We can help align your business investment plans with the updated tax landscape. Let's talk strategy... https://www.rbcwealthmanagement.com/en-ca/insights/big-and-beautiful-or-not