Seasoned financial advisors working with married couples and partners
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.
When you and your partner face financial decisions together—like buying a home, planning for children, or managing joint retirement accounts—you need guidance that understands the nuances of shared finances. A common pitfall is treating your finances as separate rather than intertwined, which can lead to missed opportunities or conflicts.
- Joint financial planning. Look for advisors who consider both partners' goals and income streams as a unified plan, not isolated pieces.
- Conflict navigation. Ask how they handle differing risk tolerances or spending habits between partners to keep your plan on track.
- Estate and beneficiary coordination. Confirm they address how assets and accounts are titled and beneficiary designations to avoid surprises later.
- Long-term relationship focus. Seasoned advisors often anticipate life changes like marriage, divorce, or caregiving, adjusting strategies accordingly.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Gary C
Series 63
St. Augustine, FL
Mass Mutual Investors Services
Gary Conicella's 35 years of experience and focus on married couples and partners make him well-equipped to handle joint financial planning and estate coordination. Operating from Mass Mutual Investors Services, a large firm offering comprehensive financial planning and asset management, he also brings expertise in divorce financial planning and multi-generational wealth transfer, providing a broad perspective compared to other advisors.
Experience: 35 years
Avg account: $249,379
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Robert S
Series 66
Summit, NJ
Merrill
Robert Schiano's 26 years at Merrill Lynch equip him to guide married couples through joint financial planning, income strategies, and estate coordination, addressing shared goals and risk tolerances. His large-firm resources and collaborative approach with attorneys and CPAs distinguish him, while his focus on executives and parents adds depth to his seasoned expertise in Summit, NJ.
Experience: 26 years
Avg account: $860,085
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Peter B
Series 66
Onalask, WI
Westminster Financial Advisory Corp
Peter Bittermann's 26 years of experience and focus on married couples and partners make him well-suited to address joint financial planning and retirement income strategies. Operating from Onalask, WI, he offers a diversified, multi-asset class investment approach with tactical adjustments, and negotiates fees up to 2.5% annually, distinguishing him from advisors with fixed fee structures or narrower investment focuses.
Experience: 26 years
Avg account: $630,085
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James K
CFP®, Series 63
Fenton, MI
Kaydan Wealth Management, Inc.
James Kruzan brings 43 years of experience and CFP® certification to support married couples and partners in the US, focusing on joint financial planning and estate coordination. His firm, Kaydan Wealth Management, offers discretionary investment management with a fundamental analysis approach, and flexible fee options including flat project fees and monthly subscriptions, distinguishing him from advisors with more traditional fee structures.
Experience: 43 years
Avg account: $654,782
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Scott N
CFP®, Series 63
Austin, TX
Resource Consulting Group, Inc.
Scott Nazarenus brings 31 years of experience and CFP® certification to support married couples and partners in managing joint finances, including real estate investing and retirement planning. Based in Austin, TX, he offers modular, flat-fee financial planning with a values-based, holistic approach through Resource Consulting Group, Inc., catering to high-net-worth clients and providing flexible consultation options.
Experience: 31 years
Avg account: $0
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