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Fiduciary advisors in Boston, MA

4 advisors with offices in Boston. Credentials, fee structures, and minimums are disclosed on each listing.

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Beyond Your Hammock

Fiduciary 4.9(28)

Boston, Massachusetts

CFP

Fee-Only

Beyond Your Hammock is a fee-only fiduciary wealth management firm serving high-achieving professionals in their 30s and 40s, based in Boston and Cambridge with virtual client access throughout the United States. The firm offers financial planning and investment management services, with a CFP on staff, addressing areas such as cash flow analysis, tax planning, equity compensation, college savings, and diversified portfolio construction using low-cost public market funds and alternative investments. The firm's process involves establishing client priorities, building a balance sheet and cash flow analysis, identifying opportunities, and then strategically allocating and managing investments while adjusting plans as circumstances change.

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Marathon Financial Group

5.0(35)

Boston, Massachusetts

Marathon Financial Group is a wealth management firm in Boston serving retirees and high-earning mid-career professionals. The firm operates as a fiduciary and offers financial planning services structured around long-term, goals-based strategies, combining technical expertise with client education and proactive communication. The team works across generations with each household, taking a personalized approach to organize and simplify financial decisions while acting as an ongoing personal CFO.

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Financial advisors in Boston, Massachusetts

Advisors serving Boston specialize in a range of services — retirement planning, tax strategy, estate planning, and investment management among them. Local practice context (Massachusetts's tax climate, industry concentration, and cost of living) shapes which specialties are most common; each listing discloses its focus.

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