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Globally diversified, low-cost portfolios rebalanced by written rule rather than by headline, built around your timeline, your taxes, and how much volatility you can actually live with.
Investments, financial planning, taxes, estate, insurance, the business. None of it should live in a separate silo.
Disciplines that usually live in separate offices, coordinated here in a single document.
Owner & Advisor · Master of Science in Finance
1201 NW Briarcliff Pkwy, Suite 201
Six areas, one advisor, one plan. They're handled together because they don't actually behave like separate problems. A tax decision is an investment decision is an estate decision.
Globally diversified, low-cost portfolios rebalanced by written rule rather than by headline, built around your timeline, your taxes, and how much volatility you can actually live with.
A written plan covering retirement income, cash flow, and the major decisions ahead, reviewed on a set schedule and updated whenever life changes the inputs.
The decisions that carry the most tax (asset location, when income lands, when gains are realized, how long deferral is worth holding, what to do with concentrated or employer stock) worked through beforehand, not explained after. Your CPA files the return; this comes first.
Titling, beneficiaries, and legacy intentions read alongside your attorney's documents, because those documents only do their work if the accounts have been told about them. The drafting is your attorney's; making the accounts agree with it is ours.
An independent read on the coverage you already carry (life, disability, liability) to see where the family is genuinely exposed and where you may be paying for overlap.
For owners: retirement plan design, entity and compensation questions, and exit strategy prepared years ahead, so the business and the household plan are one decision, not two.
Owner & Advisor
Chase earned his undergraduate degree in Finance from Pittsburg State University and a Master of Science in Finance from the University of Missouri–Kansas City. A fourth-generation business owner, he has long had a passion for helping individuals and families navigate their financial lives with purpose and clarity.
Before founding Chase Wealth Management, he worked at a large local firm, where he helped hundreds of families with retirement, business, and financial planning. He launched the firm to provide more in-depth service to the families he works with.
Husband Four years of track & field at Pittsburg State Youth ministry Faith, family, fitness All things motorsports
Read Chase's full story →A conversation at no cost to map where you are, what you're working toward, and whether we're the right fit. No pitch, no pressure.
We build your written plan and portfolio, then walk you through it line by line until every part of it makes sense to you.
We implement, monitor, and report on a set schedule, and revisit the plan when your life, your business, or the law changes the inputs.
Which is the entire point of the first three. You get a plan that holds up and a person to call when something changes, so your attention can go somewhere else.
One annual advisory fee, charged as a percentage of the assets we manage. The rate steps down as the relationship grows.
| Portfolio value | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| $0 to $1,000,000 | 1.00% |
| $1,000,001 to $2,000,000 | 0.90% |
| $2,000,001 to $3,000,000 | 0.80% |
| $3,000,001 to $4,000,000 | 0.70% |
| $4,000,001 and above | 0.60% |
The rate above is applied to the assets we manage for you and is set out in full in your advisory agreement before you sign anything. No commissions, no product sales.
A plan built in a calm year is the one that has to hold in a bad one, so that's the year we build it for. It's also why these pieces are handled together instead of separately. Bad years don't arrive one category at a time.
Fee-only. One annual advisory fee, in writing. No commissions, no products sold, so there is no version of this where one recommendation quietly pays us more than another.
You don't have to find this stuff interesting. Bring the questions and the deadlines; we'll take the parts that put people to sleep.
Success is defined by seeing clients become more educated, more confident, and more intentional with the resources they have been entrusted with.
You pay one annual advisory fee, charged as a percentage of the assets we manage, and nothing else. No commissions, no product sales, and no third party paying us on the side. That is what "fee-only" means, and it is the reason no recommendation can quietly pay us more than another. The full rate is on our fee schedule and is set out in your advisory agreement before you sign anything.
Yes, always. As a state-registered investment adviser, Chase Wealth Management is held to a fiduciary standard and is required to act in your best interest. Because the only person paying us is you, that duty and how we are paid point the same direction.
Six areas, handled together in one written plan: financial planning, tax planning, investments, business planning & analysis, legacy & estate planning, and liability & risk. They are coordinated rather than sold separately, because they do not behave like separate problems. A tax decision is an investment decision is an estate decision.
No. Tax planning here means working the highest-impact decisions through beforehand (asset location, when income lands, when gains are realized) rather than explaining them after. Your CPA files the return; the planning comes first, and the two are meant to work together.
No. Your attorney drafts the legal documents. Our part is making sure your account titling and beneficiary designations actually agree with what those documents say, because they only do their work if the accounts have been told about them.
It starts with a conversation at no cost and no obligation, a chance to map where you are and see whether we are the right fit. Nothing is sold on it. From there we build your written plan and portfolio and walk you through it line by line, then keep it current as your life, your business, or the law changes the inputs. Book a free call whenever you are ready.
Take a time that works, or send a note and we will come back to you. Either way it costs nothing and obligates nothing.
A first meeting with Chase. Nothing is sold on it. It is a conversation about where you are and what questions you are facing. What to expect →
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