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If you appreciate the benefit of delegating tasks to proven professionals, see the value of a comprehensive planned approach to retirement, and wish to build a relationship with a trusted adviser, then we may be a very good fit for you.
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A Registered Investment Advisor, also abbreviated as “RIA”, is a legal term for an investment manager who is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”). Ruggie Wealth Management is an RIA.
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Our investment recommendations are based on objective analysis and thorough due diligence…in other words, we are completely independent and unbiased in our investment product recommendations. We use a combination of money managers, exchange traded funds, individual stocks and bonds and where appropriate, some alternative investments.
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Simply put, a fiduciary is someone who has a legally enforceable obligation to put your interests first. In the investment community, a fiduciary will always make sure that you are getting the best investment for your situation. This is different from most of the large broker-dealer companies that are only required to offer you a suitable investment option. There can be a big difference between what’s best for you compared with what’s merely suitable for you.
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We believe the long-term objectives of our clients are more important than their initial assets under management. With our strategic partnerships and alliances we feel it is possible to provide guidance to address each client’s unique situation.
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Your Ruggie Wealth Team is headed up by an senior wealth advisor and may include an associate wealth advisor, client relationship manager and primary client service manager. While we often delegate paperwork to our staff members, we never delegate advice. Depending on your question, we can also collaborate with your attorney, insurance specialist or other advisor. We are committed to addressing your questions thoroughly and promptly with the right people.
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Yes, portfolio managers are assigned to each client account so that you have ready access and may have your questions answered promptly.
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Yes, all client assets are managed in individual accounts which are in the client or client entities’ name. They may be held at various custodians including TD Ameritrade, Fidelity or Charles Schwab.
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No, we are neither a broker nor a custodian.
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We are a fee-based advisor. This means our only compensation is a modest fee based on the size of your portfolio. This keeps our interests aligned with yours: The better you do, the better we do. We do not sell commission-based investment products.
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Yes, normally assets are managed on a discretionary basis. Our discretion is limited to investment activity. We are not able to withdraw funds from your account, with the exception of investment management fees.
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Yes, the firm typically works closely with your CPA, attorney, and other advisors.
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