Top financial advisors working with baby boomers and retirees
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 be entering retirement or already retired, facing decisions about how to manage your savings, Social Security, and healthcare costs. Without focused guidance, it's easy to overlook how these elements interact, potentially risking your financial security.
- Income sequencing. Ask how they plan withdrawals to balance taxes, cash flow, and longevity.
- Healthcare cost planning. Confirm they consider Medicare premiums and out-of-pocket expenses in your budget.
- Legacy goals. Discuss how they incorporate your wishes for passing assets to heirs or charities.
- Social Security timing. Understand their approach to optimizing when you start benefits for maximum impact.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Willie M
Series 63, Series 66
Cary, NC
Equitable Advisors
Willie Myles specializes in retirement income strategy and Social Security optimization, making him well-suited to assist Baby Boomers managing retirement decisions in the US. With 16 years of experience at Equitable Advisors, a large firm serving high-net-worth clients, he offers a range of fee structures and access to diverse asset management programs, distinguishing him from advisors focused solely on smaller client segments or fee models.
Experience: 16 years
Avg account: $609,299
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Chase B
Series 65
Knoxville, TN
Rather & Kittrell, Inc.
Chase Burton is equipped to assist Baby Boomers in retirement with wealth management strategies that consider income sequencing and legacy goals. Operating from Knoxville, TN, he offers flexible fee options including flat fees and hourly rates, and works within a firm managing $1.855 billion in assets using globally diversified portfolios, which may appeal to clients seeking a blend of personalized service and institutional resources.
Experience: 3 years
Avg account: $1,291,336
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Ryan P
CFP®, Series 66
Plymouth, MN
Wealth Enhancement Advisory Services, LLC
Ryan Paul is well-equipped to assist Baby Boomers in retirement with his 13 years of experience and CFP® certification, focusing on retired clients and business owners. Affiliated with Wealth Enhancement Advisory Services, LLC, he offers a strategic investment approach blending passive and active management, supported by a large firm's resources. His flexible fee structure includes flat fees and hourly consulting, providing options that may suit varying client needs.
Experience: 13 years
Avg account: $1,378,035
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James V
Series 63, Series 65
Providence, UT
Connect Financial Advisors
James Vanderbeek specializes in retirement income strategy and cash flow budgeting, making him well-suited to assist Baby Boomers managing retirement savings and healthcare costs. With 19 years of experience and a flat-fee planning option ranging from $250 to $1,000, he offers independent advice through Connect Financial Advisors, a firm managing $58.6 million with diverse investment approaches including tactical trading and long-term buy-and-hold strategies.
Experience: 20 years
Avg account: $138,506
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Charles W
CFP®, Series 66
Lutherville, MD
Harbor Investment Advisory, LLC
Charles Ward specializes in serving Baby Boomers who are retired, offering expertise in wealth management and retirement plans for business owners. With 25 years of experience and CFP® certification, he provides flat-fee and hourly financial planning services through Harbor Investment Advisory, which caters to high-net-worth clients and family offices. His approach includes both discretionary and non-discretionary portfolio management, distinguishing him from advisors with narrower client focuses.
Experience: 25 years
Avg account: $860,904
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