Large-firm, tax-loss harvesting financial advisors 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 have investments with losses that could offset gains, tax-loss harvesting can help reduce your tax bill. Without careful timing and understanding of wash sale rules—which prevent claiming a loss if you buy a similar security within 30 days—you might miss out on potential savings. Large-firm advisors often have access to extensive resources and technology that can support complex tax strategies.
- Wash sale awareness. Confirm how they avoid triggering wash sales while capturing losses.
- Portfolio integration. Ask how they balance harvesting losses without disrupting your overall investment plan.
- State tax considerations. Massachusetts has a 'millionaire's tax' surtax; check how they factor this into your strategy.
- Coordination with tax professionals. Effective harvesting requires syncing with your tax preparer to optimize timing and reporting.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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William M
CFP®, Series 63
Osterville, MA
Janney Montgomery Scott
William Murdoch Jr. specializes in tax-loss harvesting within a large firm setting, leveraging Janney Montgomery Scott's extensive resources and $110 billion in assets under management to support complex tax strategies. With 42 years of experience and CFP® certification, he serves high-net-worth clients and offers flat-fee financial planning, distinguishing him from others by combining seasoned expertise with a broad service offering in Massachusetts.
Experience: 42 years
Avg account: $406,735
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Christopher M
Series 66
Newton, MA
Commonwealth Financial Network
Christopher Mcintyre specializes in tax-loss harvesting within a large-firm environment, leveraging Commonwealth Financial Network's extensive resources and technology to manage complex tax strategies in Massachusetts. With 24 years of experience and a flat-fee option for consulting, he also offers expertise in passive and active portfolio management, serving clients including founders, executives, and retirees in Newton, MA.
Experience: 24 years
Avg account: $568,323
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Jeffrey B
Series 66
North Andover, MA
Edward Jones
Jeffrey Becker at Edward Jones in Ipswich, MA, specializes in tax-loss harvesting within a large-firm environment, leveraging the firm's extensive resources and network to support complex tax strategies. With a Series 66 designation and experience in wealth management and multi-generational wealth transfer, he offers a program fee up to 1.35% annually, suitable for clients seeking integrated portfolio and tax planning.
Experience: 1 year
Avg account: $246,728
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Brian S
Series 66
Hingham, MA
Cetera
Brian Swensen's expertise in tax-loss harvesting and wealth management, combined with 17 years of experience, positions him well to navigate Massachusetts' tax nuances, including the millionaire's tax surtax. Operating within Cetera, a large firm offering diverse portfolio management and fiduciary solutions, he provides flexible fee structures like flat fees and hourly consulting, catering to high earners and those approaching retirement.
Experience: 17 years
Avg account: $306,089
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Megan D
Series 63, Series 66
Reston, VA
Lincoln Investment
Megan Dolan specializes in tax-loss harvesting within a large-firm setting, leveraging Capital Analysts' in-house Investment Management & Research team to support complex tax strategies in Massachusetts. With seven years of experience and a focus on educators and business owners, she offers a 0.15% AUM fee or $200 minimum annually, distinguishing her through tailored wealth management and ESG investing expertise.
Experience: 7 years
Avg account: $157,266
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