AssetGrade, LLC Registered Investment Advisors

AssetGrade, LLC Registered Investment Advisors AssetGrade is a fee-only Registered Investment Advisor working with clients having at least $250K in Why AssetGrade?

AssetGrade is built on the belief that investing and managing our client’s assets and plans should be a personal and seamless experience. We help ensure you’re on the right path through sophisticated financial planning, investment management and retirement plan consulting. AssetGrade is a fee-only Registered Investment Advisor working with clients having at least $250K in investable assets across

their portfolio, including 401(k), IRA and brokerage accounts. Our focus is on HENRYs (High Earners, Not Rich Yet) and small businesses. We are passionate about providing personal service and a tailored approach typically only available for very wealthy families and larger businesses. Exceptional Client Advocacy
- As a fiduciary, we act solely in your best interests – not anyone else’s. Sophisticated Investment Strategy
- AssetGrade takes a sensible approach to investing, based on years of experience. We are not seeking the latest hot stock, but build well-diversified and well-balanced portfolios aligned with our clients’ needs. Our investment approach has passed the acid test, our clients include people with decades of experience in the investment industry. Customized Plans-
We take the time to assess your goals, business priorities, risk tolerance and more in order to craft the right investment plan for your needs. Simple and easy to understand, we are...
Fee-only – not accepting commissions from other companies, RIA (Registered Investment Advisor) - fiduciary working in your best interest, and Secure – assets are held with custodian, Fidelity Investments

AssetGrade, LLC (firm) is a registered investment advisor that maintains a principal place of business in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The firm may only transact business in those states in which it is registered or qualifies for a corresponding exemption from such requirements. For information about the firm's registration status and business operations, please consult the firm's Form ADV disclosure documents, the most recent versions of which are available on the SEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosure website at www.adviserinfo.sec.gov.

Many parents who are saving for retirement and college often fall into a trap – how do you help your kids pay for colleg...
08/21/2026

Many parents who are saving for retirement and college often fall into a trap – how do you help your kids pay for college while planning for your retirement? It’s like the airplane safety brief: put your own mask on first before helping others. As someone who has two teenage daughters with college dreams on the horizon, here are three steps to help you plan and save for retirement while helping your child pay for college.

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Many parents who are saving for retirement and college, often fall into a trap – how do you help your kids pay for college while planning for your retirement? It’s like the airplane safety brief: put your own mask on first before helping others. As someone who has two teenage daughters with coll...

Most people think they would recognize a Ponzi scheme, but it’s not that easy.Consider a recent SEC case involving appro...
08/20/2026

Most people think they would recognize a Ponzi scheme, but it’s not that easy.

Consider a recent SEC case involving approximately 300 investors and at least $140 million.

As usual, the investment had a plausible story. Investors were told their money would fund short-term bridge loans to businesses awaiting longer-term financing. The loans would generate interest, providing investors returns of up to 18%, substantially higher than current market rates.

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Most people think they would recognize a Ponzi scheme, but it’s not that easy.Consider a recent SEC case involving approximately 300 investors and at least $140 million.As usual, the investment had a plausible story. Investors were told their money would fund short-term bridge loans to businesses ...

08/19/2026

Retirement is often treated like a light switch: Friday you work full-time, Monday you’re retired.
For many folks, that cliff-edge transition creates a bigger adjustment than they expected. The
better approach may be to retire gradually.

As we move through the second half of the year, the headlines continue to remind us that uncertainty is a constant part ...
07/14/2026

As we move through the second half of the year, the headlines continue to remind us that uncertainty is a constant part of investing. From inflation and interest rates to global events and market volatility, it's easy to wonder what it all means for your financial future.

That's why we're pleased to share our July 2026 Quarterly Market Review, which takes a closer look at what's happening in today's markets, what's driving recent performance, and the long-term principles that continue to guide our investment approach.

We hope this report provides a helpful perspective and reinforces the importance of staying focused on your long-term goals rather than short-term headlines.

Read the report here:

AssetGrade Market Summary – July 2026Learn More Here

Check out AssetGrade’s recent quarterly update on the economy and markets.  Kate Hennessy discusses the impact of geopol...
04/09/2026

Check out AssetGrade’s recent quarterly update on the economy and markets. Kate Hennessy discusses the impact of geopolitical issues on the economy, and why it’s important to stay invested.

AssetGrade Market Summary – April 2026Learn More Here

Why "Time in the Market" is Your Most Valuable Asset in 2026.For many individuals reaching age 65 this year, the instinc...
03/31/2026

Why "Time in the Market" is Your Most Valuable Asset in 2026.
For many individuals reaching age 65 this year, the instinct to protect a lifetime of savings is at an all-time high.

Why "Time in the Market" is Your Most Valuable Asset in 2026For many individuals reaching age 65 this year, the instinct to protect a lifetime of savings is at an all-time high. With retirement less than 12 months away, the volatility of the current market—where moves of 1% or more occur every 5 t...

I recently had a great reminder of why I really love serving in wealth management.  A client coming up on their 10-year ...
02/19/2026

I recently had a great reminder of why I really love serving in wealth management. A client coming up on their 10-year anniversary with AssetGrade told me “Thank you, thank you, thank you! We appreciate everything you do for us.”

I recently had a great reminder of why I really love serving in wealth management. I was chatting with a client and I let her know that she and her husband were approaching their 10-year anniversary as AssetGrade clients.

01/08/2026

Check out AssetGrade’s January Market Review and learn more about what asset classes performed well in 2025 and impact of too much cash on the sidelines.

Many investors will have the happy problem of unrealized capital gains in 2025.  If these gains are in a taxable brokera...
12/04/2025

Many investors will have the happy problem of unrealized capital gains in 2025. If these gains are in a taxable brokerage account and have been held for more than a year, if the securities are sold, they would incur a long-term capital gains tax in the range of 0% - 38%, depending on the investors’ income level and state of residency (when including the 3.8% NIIT, or net investment income tax). The good news is that investors can diversify their portfolios without selling the positions and incurring the taxes, via the alternative approaches below.

Many investors will have the happy problem of unrealized capital gains in 2025.

Do you participate in an employer-sponsored 401k Plan and are over 50 years old? If so, check out our recent article abo...
11/19/2025

Do you participate in an employer-sponsored 401k Plan and are over 50 years old? If so, check out our recent article about a new change that is impacting participants.

Do you participate in an employer-sponsored 401k Plan and are over 50 years old? Catch-up contributions are additional contributions that employees 50 years and older can make to a 401(k) or similar workplace plan.

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