Large-firm, tax-loss harvesting financial advisors in Puerto Rico
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, a tax-loss harvesting advisor can help you use those losses to reduce your tax bill. Without careful timing and strategy, you might miss opportunities to maximize these tax benefits or trigger unwanted tax consequences. Large-firm advisors often have access to extensive resources and compliance support, which can be helpful for complex tax situations.
- Wash sale rules. Confirm how they avoid repurchasing the same or similar securities within 30 days, which would disallow the loss.
- Portfolio impact. Ask how they balance tax benefits with maintaining your desired investment allocation.
- Coordination with tax professionals. Ensure they communicate with your tax preparer to align harvesting strategies with your overall tax plan.
- Frequency of harvesting. Understand their approach to timing—whether they harvest losses opportunistically or on a set schedule.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Christian S
Series 66
Fort Worth, TX
First Command Advisory Services
Christian Schad specializes in tax-loss harvesting and active portfolio management, supported by First Command Advisory Services' large-firm resources, which can be advantageous for complex tax situations. Unlike some advisors, Schad focuses on serving active-duty service members and their families, offering a 1.30% AUM fee and leveraging a centralized investment team to manage portfolios efficiently.
Experience: 1 year
Avg account: $214,697
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Michael C
Series 66
Rocky River, OH
Citizens Securities, Inc.
Michael Cusick specializes in tax-loss harvesting and passive/index investing, supported by Citizens Securities, a large firm offering extensive advisory programs and brokerage services. With three years of experience and a Series 66 designation, he serves a broad retail client base including high-net-worth individuals, charging a 0.50% annual fee, which may appeal to those seeking a blend of digital and managed account options.
Experience: 3 years
Avg account: $208,871
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Kathleen F
Series 63, Series 65
Ellicott City, MD
Citigroup Global Markets
Kathleen Feeney's extensive 43 years of experience and affiliation with Citigroup Global Markets equip her to manage tax-loss harvesting strategies effectively, even though she is based in Ellicott City, MD rather than Puerto Rico. Her firm’s large institutional scale and multi-asset, multi-manager approach provide access to diverse resources, while her focus on high-net-worth clients and negotiable AUM fees distinguish her from other advisors in this category.
Experience: 43 years
Avg account: $714,318
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George H
Series 63, Series 65
Philadelphia, PA
Janney Montgomery Scott
George Harris specializes in tax-loss harvesting and wealth management, supported by 12 years of experience and credentials including Series 63 and 65 licenses. He works with Janney Montgomery Scott, a large firm managing $110 billion in assets, offering flat fees for planning and consulting, which may appeal to high-net-worth clients seeking comprehensive services beyond tax strategies.
Experience: 12 years
Avg account: $406,735
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Michael S
CFP®, Series 63, Series 65
Midlothian, VA
Cetera
Michael Sanson specializes in tax-loss harvesting and wealth management with 37 years of experience, operating within the large firm Cetera, which offers extensive portfolio management and fiduciary services. His flat-fee and hourly consulting options provide flexible cost structures, and his background includes serving high earners and those approaching retirement, distinguishing him from advisors focused solely on investment management.
Experience: 37 years
Avg account: $306,089
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