Large-firm financial advisors working with financial professionals in Texas
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 work in finance yourself, you need an advisor who understands the unique challenges of your profession, like managing irregular income or navigating industry-specific benefits. Without this insight, you might miss opportunities to optimize your financial plan or overlook risks tied to your career.
- Industry-specific knowledge. Confirm the advisor knows financial professional compensation structures and common career transitions.
- Regulatory awareness. Ask how they handle compliance and ethical considerations unique to financial professionals.
- Multi-state tax planning. Texas has no state income tax but significant property and sales taxes; see how they incorporate these into your plan.
- Large-firm resources. Advisors here have access to extensive research and support, which can benefit complex financial situations.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Gregory G
CFP®, Series 63, Series 66
Dallas, TX
Fidelity
Gregory Gentry specializes in serving financial professionals in Texas, leveraging 26 years of industry experience and his CFP® certification to address unique career-related financial challenges. As a Vice President and Financial Consultant at Fidelity, a large firm, he offers access to extensive resources and supports clients with tailored retirement and wealth management strategies, distinguishing him from advisors with less firm backing or narrower expertise.
Experience: 26 years
Avg account: $234,793
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Philip H
Series 63, Series 65
Frisco, TX
RBC Capital Markets
Philip Hammitt's 32 years of experience and focus on financial professionals make him well-equipped to address the unique challenges faced by those in finance, including tax-loss harvesting and concentrated stock management. Based in Frisco, TX, he operates within RBC Capital Markets, a large firm offering flat-fee options and extensive resources, which can benefit clients seeking tailored wealth management strategies.
Experience: 32 years
Avg account: $1,017,425
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Julian P
Series 63, Series 65
Dallas, TX
Merrill
Julian Puhringer specializes in wealth management for financial professionals in Texas, leveraging 13 years of industry experience and his Series 63 and 65 licenses. As part of Merrill Lynch, a large firm, he offers access to extensive research and support, which can be advantageous for managing complex financial situations compared to smaller firms.
Experience: 13 years
Avg account: $860,085
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Laura J
CFP®, Series 66
Tyler, TX
&PARTNERS
Laura Johnston's 22 years of experience and CFP® certification equip her to address the complex financial needs of financial professionals in Texas, including managing concentrated stock and retirement plans for business owners. Working at &Partners, a large firm offering both advisory and brokerage services, she combines fundamental, technical, and quantitative analysis, and offers flexible fee structures including flat fees and negotiable asset-based fees, distinguishing her from other advisors.
Experience: 22 years
Avg account: $384,909
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Connor B
VerifiedSeries 66, CFP®, Series 7
Houston, TX
J.P. Morgan Securities
Connor Benson's experience at J.P. Morgan Securities equips him to address the complex financial needs of financial professionals in Texas, including managing RSUs and tax planning. His dual role at JPMorgan Securities and Private Bank allows him to provide both investment and banking services, differentiating him with a comprehensive approach and a competitive 0.30% annual AUM fee.
Experience: 7 years
Avg account: $318,381
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