Advisor Duo Joins LPL Financial to Launch 1818 Wealth Management
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Shevlin and Joelner believe their approach to financial planning sets them apart from their peers. Focused on open communication and client education, the advisors involve their clients in each step of the planning process, even if that means having difficult conversations, Shevlin said. "In this industry, it's the people who make a difference in client engagement and outcomes," he said. "We treat our clients -- exactly how we would want to be treated -- no matter their age, career or account size."
Why they made the move to
Looking to chart a new course for their practice and satisfy their long-held goal of owning a thriving business, Shevlin and Joelner turned to LPL in their move to independence.
"We can choose our own path and make decisions that are in the best interest of our clients," said Joelner. "The harder we work, the more it will benefit them and our business. And through LPL, we have the resources we need to do what we've always wanted to do."
The advisors said they look forward to leveraging LPL Marketing Resources to help build and amplify their brand while cultivating new marketing strategies that can take their new practice to the next level. Additionally, Joelner anticipates using LPL's retirement tools to make it easier to provide the investment guidance that helps clients hit their life goals.
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