Professional Guidance for Retirement Accounts
Did you know professionally managed retirement accounts outperform self-directed accounts? Merit Financial Advisors can help. Your Merit financial advisor can provide comprehensive, personalized asset allocation and tax strategies across your full financial picture.
Make the Most out of Your Entire Portfolio
It's time to work with your financial advisor and consider your 401(k) as part of your full financial life for comprehensive management. At Merit, we’re dedicated to delivering comprehensive strategies to empower your financial decisions.
Effectively managing your investments and making informed financial decisions takes time, skill, and effort. You’ve hired your financial advisor to provide professional guidance, but there has been an important piece missing– the ability for your advisor to oversee your 401(k). Now, your Merit financial advisor gains the ability to proactively manage your 401(k) as part of your entire portfolio, so you can skip deciphering lengthy plan information and fund options on your own.
Help Secure Your Retirement
Proactive Management
Allows your advisor to actively place trades and rebalance your portfolio, as needed.
Tax Efficiency
Helps better position your savings with tax-aware asset allocation.
Comprehensive Strategy
Enables a holistic investing plan to help you pursue your goals.
Top-Tier Security
Safeguards your data with advanced encryption, multi-factor identification, and third-party audits.
Your financial advisor can help you pursue your retirement goals.
Studies show professional management of retirement accounts can grow them by 3% more per year; that's 75% over the span of 20 years.* As you near retirement, often times a more tailored plan is needed, and your financial advisor can help you pursue your goals.
All investing involves risk, including loss of principal. No strategy assures success or protects against loss. Rebalancing a portfolio may cause investors to incur tax liabilities and/or transaction costs. Rebalancing and Asset allocation does not ensure a profit or protect against a loss.