Our team provides comprehensive wealth management solutions for families and businesses.
Our objective is to provide our clients with a knowledge base to form realistic expectations for portfolio return. The foundation of our practice is the client. Service is our top priority. We learn what our clients need, and while we address their risk tolerance we lay out the systems, procedures and methods necessary to achieve those needs. Our practice is run with the same level of integrity that we expect in our personal business relationships.
It is our goal to provide quality service aimed at building the net worth of our clients. The cornerstone of our investment philosophy is to preserve capital and to reduce risk. We achieve this by becoming your comprehensive wealth manager.
We will consistently strive to observe the highest professional and ethical standards and constantly seek ways to improve service while increasing our client’s wealth.
It’s commonly observed in the financial services industry that family wealth rarely lasts across multiple generations—and a new report by RBC Wealth Management may point to some key causes. Watch the video below and download our 2017 Wealth Transfer Report: Lasting Legacy to learn more.
Given the expansion’s advanced age and lurking uncertainties, investors shouldn’t be caught flat-footed in the event markets get rocky. We look at how to use the recent rally as an opportunity to take a more defensive posture by upgrading the quality of U.S. equity portfolios. Read the full economic outlook in the latest edition of Global Insight.
Whether you're a current client who would like to review your portfolio, or a potential client that would like to learn more about our approach, we would love to hear from you. To set up a consultation, please contact us.
Learn more about the Tempel-Reser Wealth Management Team.
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Social Security: At a glance
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Safeguarding Assets for the Elderly
October 6, 2017
The Benefit of a Primary Advisor Relationship
October 20, 2017
Creating Your Retirement Paycheck
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
