Seasoned financial advisors working with educators, teachers, and academics in Massachusetts
The right financial advisor for you depends on how you weigh location, expertise, experience, the clients they typically serve, and how they work with you.
If you work in education or academia, your financial planning needs often include managing irregular income cycles and preparing for retirement with public pension plans. A common mistake is overlooking how Massachusetts' "Millionaire's tax" surtax on high incomes can affect your tax strategy.
- Pension integration. Confirm how they incorporate your public pension benefits into your overall retirement plan, not just your savings.
- Income timing strategies. Ask how they handle summer or sabbatical pay gaps to maintain steady cash flow.
- Tax surtax awareness. Ensure they understand Massachusetts' additional tax on high earners and plan accordingly.
- Experience with educators. Look for advisors who have navigated the unique financial challenges faced by teachers and academics.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Jason W
Series 63, Series 66
Hingham, MA
TIAA-CREF
Jason Wojciechowski brings 29 years of experience and specializes in serving educators, teachers, and academics in Massachusetts, making him well-versed in managing public pension plans and retirement strategies. Based in Hingham, MA, he works with TIAA-CREF, a large firm known for fiduciary standards, and offers a 0.30% annual wrap fee, focusing on high-net-worth and mid-career professionals approaching retirement.
Experience: 29 years
Avg account: $523,144
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David S
CFP®, Series 66
Newton, MA
Capital Analysts
David Shnitzer's 22 years of experience and CFP® certification equip him to address the financial complexities educators face in Massachusetts, including retirement income strategy and tax-loss harvesting. As a managing partner at Capital Analysts, a large firm managing $8.8 billion, he offers both discretionary and non-discretionary portfolio management with a focus on sustainable investing, differentiating him from advisors at smaller firms.
Experience: 22 years
Avg account: $540,083
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Christopher D
CFP®, Series 66
Braintree, MA
Lincoln Investment
Christopher Duffy brings 26 years of experience and CFP® certification, specializing in educators and academics in Massachusetts, making him well-equipped to address unique financial challenges like pension integration and income timing. His affiliation with Lincoln Investment, a large firm focused on 403(b)/457(b) plans, offers both flat-fee and asset-based fee options, combining strategic and tactical investment approaches for mid-career and retired clients.
Experience: 26 years
Avg account: $157,266
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Michael D
Series 63, Series 66
Pembroke, MA
RFG Advisory, LLC
Michael Damon brings 30 years of experience and specializes in serving educators, teachers, and academics in Massachusetts, addressing unique needs like pension integration and income timing. His firm, RFG Advisory, LLC, manages $8 billion with 178 advisors, offering flat-fee financial planning and a blend of active and passive investment strategies, which may appeal to clients seeking comprehensive, tax-aware portfolio management.
Experience: 30 years
Avg account: $295,694
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Roland O
ChFC®, Series 63
Beverly, MA
Pinnacle Investments, LLC
Roland Ouimet Jr. brings 49 years of experience and specializes in serving educators, teachers, and academics in Massachusetts, addressing unique challenges like pension integration and income timing. His firm, Pinnacle Investments, manages over $1 billion in assets and offers flat-fee financial plans alongside active portfolio management, differentiating him with a broad client base and flexible fee structures.
Experience: 49 years
Avg account: $406,232
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