Our Team
No needs are more important than your own. We pride ourselves in making your needs and goals, our own. We don't simply work for you. We work with you to understand who you are as an individual and as an investor. Our mission is to help you to define your financial objectives, and then use that knowledge to develop — together — a plan that is tailored to fit your unique needs and preferences, and is in your best interest. We’re proud to offer comprehensive financial planning resources, providing you access to education, advice and consultation.
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What We Do
No matter where you are in life – we’re here for you through every step of your financial journey.
College Saving and Funding Plans
Plan for More™—supporting your student’s future while protecting your broader financial goals.
As the cost of higher education continues to rise, paying for college often requires more than saving—it often calls for a thoughtful, customized strategy that balances education funding with your broader financial goals.
Financial Planning
Your financial life is shaped by what matters most to you. At Janney, begin by understanding your priorities, then connect your goals to a personalized financial plan designed to help you plan for more—more clarity, more confidence, and more possibility.
No matter where you are in life, we’re here to help you navigate complexity, build a thoughtful strategy, and move forward with purpose. With experience across a wide range of financial situations, we analyze your current circumstances and create a plan tailored to your unique needs and long-term vision.
Thoughtful Income Strategies for a More Confident Retirement
Turning a lifetime of savings into sustainable retirement income can feel complex. You’re balancing predictable income sources–like Social Security–with investment-based income that can fluctuate, all while supporting the lifestyle you envision for retirement.
Community Involvement
We’re proud to support the communities we live and work in. We strive to connect with our communities in a meaningful way, bringing about positive change and helping to provide services and resources to help them thrive.
Events
Check out information on upcoming and past events we’re pleased to offer you, virtually and/or in person, on a variety of topics.
Recent Event: Janney's 2026 Market Outlook
What can we expect for the economy and markets in 2026?
Recent Event: Year-End Planning: Tax and Estate
As the end of 2025 approaches, there’s a lot to consider when it comes to estate and tax planning—particularly for clients with more complex wealth.
Recent Event: A Medicare Primer
Take control of your Medicare journey by joining Janney’s exclusive client webinar!
Recent Updates
Stay up-to-date and in-the know about every aspect of your financial picture.
February 20, 2026
Final Countdown
Our Investment Strategy Group reviews the latest Federal Reserve meeting and what to expect for future Fed policy.
Research & Insights
Access our latest research and insights covering market news, financial planning topics, and more.
Retirement Planning Consideration for Employees of Publicly Traded Companies
Most employers that are publicly traded companies offer employees the ability to buy company stock within their retirement plan. If this happens to be an option within your company 401(k) and you decide to take advantage of it, beware of your distribution options when you decide to retire. Many soon to be retirees make the mistake of rolling over the entire balance of their 401(k) into an IRA before fully understanding the options available to them. This is often done out of ignorance for the rules or lack of working with a qualified financial planner, and the consequences can be costly.
Tax Diversification Matters
The creation and preservation of wealth go hand in hand with reducing ones tax burden. However, avoiding current taxation in hopes of being in a lower tax bracket in retirement may not work out as many expect. The top federal income tax bracket in 2019 is only 37%. You may believe 37% is not low, but it has been much higher in years past. According to the Bradford Tax Institute, the top federal income tax rate was above 60% from 1932 all the way to 1981. Why worry now? The primary driver of future tax increases will be the escalating federal debt, and that figure is ever increasing due to a mismatch in government spending versus revenues.
January Investment Perspectives
In this issue we look at AI and its impact on productivity, how executive policy drove the market in 2025, and the January effect and stock market seasonality.
Office Information
Contact us today to discuss how we can put a plan in place designed to help you reach your financial goals.