Seasoned financial advisors working with intergenerational families 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.
You might need an intergenerational families advisor if you're managing wealth across multiple generations, such as planning inheritances or coordinating financial goals between parents and adult children. Without focused expertise, it's easy to overlook family dynamics that can complicate wealth transfer and cause unintended conflicts. Seasoned advisors bring years of experience navigating these complexities, helping you align financial plans with family values and long-term goals.
- Family communication strategies. Ask how they facilitate conversations among family members to ensure everyone understands and agrees on financial decisions.
- Legacy planning insight. Confirm they consider tax implications and legal structures that protect assets while honoring your family's wishes.
- Conflict resolution skills. Inquire about their approach to handling disagreements or differing priorities within the family.
- Multi-generational goal alignment. See how they balance the needs of various generations to create a cohesive financial plan.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Kevin B
CFA®, Series 63
Boston, MA
Goldman Sachs Wealth Services
Kevin Breen's 25 years of experience and CFA® designation equip him to manage the complexities of intergenerational family wealth in Massachusetts, including legacy planning and family communication strategies. Working at Goldman Sachs Wealth Services, he offers access to large-firm resources and specialized services like Private Family Office integration, with a fee structure that includes flat fees for seminars and financial wellness programs, distinguishing him from advisors with different pricing models or smaller firm affiliations.
Experience: 26 years
Avg account: $215,149
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Todd S
Series 63, Series 66
Merrimac, MA
Edward Jones
Todd Schell's expertise in multi-generational wealth transfer and intergenerational families suits those managing wealth across generations in Massachusetts. With over 31 years of experience at Edward Jones, a large full-service firm managing $1.01 trillion in assets, he offers a comprehensive approach including retirement income strategy and business ownership considerations, charging up to 1.35% annually, which may differ from smaller firms or less experienced advisors nearby.
Experience: 32 years
Avg account: $246,728
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John P
CFP®
Walpole, MA
Power Plans
John Power specializes in intergenerational family financial planning with over 20 years of experience, making him well-equipped to manage wealth across multiple generations in Massachusetts. His firm, Power Plans, serves a small client base with a flat-fee structure, focusing on long-term, diversified portfolios and offering tailored advice to high-net-worth families, military personnel, and business owners, which distinguishes him from larger firms with broader client loads.
Experience: 21 years
Avg account: $331,806
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