If you're searching for a new financial advisor—or wondering if your current one is still the right fit—your instincts are probably right: choosing who manages your financial life should not be left to a quick meeting or a glossy website. Ultra-high-net-worth families and individuals face complexities that go far beyond typical wealth management. Coordinating with CPAs, estate attorneys, trustees, and multi-generational decision-makers isn’t just a task—it’s a system. And when you're selecting someone to help oversee that system, it pays to treat the process like a serious hire. That’s why more families are turning to a tool traditionally used by institutions: the Request for Proposal (RFP).
Who’s Doing Due Diligence on Your Financial Advisor?
Looking for a Financial Advisor? Here’s How One Local Expert Helps You Cut Through the Confusion
Feeling overwhelmed looking for a financial advisor? Whether you're comparing fiduciary planners, firing your advisor, or just don’t know where to start, Select Advisors Institute offers a clear and personal path forward. Founded by former Goldman Sachs advisor Amy Parvaneh, the firm helps individuals and families find trusted advisors who truly match their needs. From managing trust accounts to simplifying multiple professionals, this isn’t wealth management—it’s financial coordination. If you’ve ever searched “I need someone to handle my finances” or “how do I find a certified financial planner near me,” this is the expert-led, local-level support you’ve been missing. It’s time to simplify—and feel confident again.
How to Choose a Financial Advisor - And How Select Advisors Institute Can Help Guide the Process
Navigating the advisor landscape is overwhelming—confusing titles, unclear fees, and endless Google searches won’t lead to peace of mind. This article breaks down what truly matters when choosing a financial advisor: trust, alignment, and clarity. Learn how Select Advisors Institute, led by ex-Goldman Sachs advisor Amy Parvaneh, helps clients assess RIA vs. broker vs. hybrid, decode pricing structures, and ask smarter questions. With expert support in every meeting, you’ll avoid sales traps and make informed decisions about who’s guiding your financial future. If you want more than a search engine can offer, here’s how to find your perfect financial match—with real confidence.
How to Choose the Right Financial Professional for Your Wealth—And What Most People Overlook
Choosing the right financial advisor, planner, or investment firm goes far beyond titles or rankings. This article helps ultra-high-net-worth families understand the differences between fiduciary advisors, CFP®s, wealth managers, and financial consultants—and why traditional search methods fall short. Whether you're looking for digital wealth management, estate support, retirement planning, or fee-only financial planners, the goal isn’t just hiring the “best.” It’s about finding the right fit for your structure, complexity, and life stage. Select Advisors Institute does not manage money—but offers a powerful Investor Menu to help families run a smarter, structured advisor selection process. You choose. We help you do it right.
Life After Divorce: Who Helps You Get It All Together?
If you’re recently divorced—and especially if the settlement left you with more money, more questions, and more anxiety than you ever expected—you’re not alone. You may be wondering: What do I do with money after divorce? Who helps organize finances after divorce? How do I start over financially after divorce—without making mistakes? Who do I talk to about my finances now? Should I fire my financial advisor after divorce? Even if you have excellent lawyers and a “good” settlement, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed—especially if you didn’t manage the finances before.
Financial Advisor vs. Financial Planner: What’s the Difference - and How to Choose One With Clarity
Luxury Financial Concierge Services: What They Are, and Who They’re For
At a certain level of wealth, you don’t need more advice—you need execution. This article introduces luxury financial concierge services: the discreet, high-touch support model for affluent individuals who want to coordinate advisors, CPAs, attorneys, and life’s financial moving parts without the noise. Learn how this service supports divorcees, inheritors, entrepreneurs, and dual-career families through expert project management, curated introductions, and seamless life organization. Discover how Amy Parvaneh of Select Advisors Institute delivers personalized, behind-the-scenes clarity so clients never have to micromanage their own financial lives again. For those seeking family office-level service—without building one—this is your next move.