Carnegie, PA Office

Harbour serves a broad mix of individual clients (including non‑HNW and high‑net‑worth), trusts, pension and 401(k) plans, and other institutional and corporate entities. The firm provides discretionary and non‑discretionary portfolio management, financial planning and consultation, wrap‑fee programs, third‑party manager relationships, and participant (held‑away) account management.

Investment approach and implementation vary by adviser and manager: individual IARs may use fundamental or technical analysis while Harbour’s approved third‑party managers employ a range of approaches (including modeling, macroeconomic analysis, and modern portfolio theory). Accounts are monitored on an ongoing basis with formal reviews at least annually, and clients can access multiple execution pathways including wrap programs, third‑party manager platforms, and Harbour’s traded‑model platform offered to advisors.

Harbour also operates as a FINRA‑registered broker‑dealer and discloses that many IARs are dually registered, so the firm both sells commission‑based products and provides advisory services; it also receives 12b‑1 and other sponsor compensation and details those arrangements and related conflicts in its brochure. The firm’s regulatory history includes an SEC consent order addressing marketing agreement compensation and disclosures, which the firm discloses and incorporates into its conflict‑of‑interest discussions.