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Let's write your next chapter.

Rather than a retirement that just 'happens', we want to create it with you.

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Schedule a free intro chat, and let's see how we can help.

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Let's Answer Those Questions.

Here are some questions you might be asking, and ones we think you *should* be asking!

  • Retirement is one of the biggest decisions people make in their lives, and we don't get a do-over on it. The process of retiring, and of effectively managing and enjoying retirement takes a lot of effort, skill, and experience. 

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    We wanted to support people in this major transition, and also help them to spend and enjoy their money. To have fun, too.

  • Glad you asked! We're really proud of this one.

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    Many of our clients work in science and pharmaceuticals, and we love science too.

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    We believe the principle of buoyancy says a lot about what a meaningful retirement can be – reliably stable, and carefully crafted so it can float even when the water gets a little choppy. 

  • We're based in Flourtown, PA, pretty close to Philadelphia, PA. We operate mostly as a virtual firm, so we can meet with you wherever you're located (in the U.S., that is...sorry Canadians!).

  • We base our fees on a careful assessment of your situation and accounts, and we'll give you a clear figure after an initial conversation.

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    Annual fees start at 1.00% of assets or $16,800 as a minimum.

  • We work with retirement-minded folks with $2–5M portfolios, with at least $1M of investable assets, as a minimum.

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    If you don't meet this criteria, we might not be a great fit, but you can always reach out anyway, and we can provide resources for you.

  • Investing at Buoyant starts with your goals, first and foremost. We take the time to assess your needs and retirement desires, and then design an investment portfolio specifically for you.

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    We utilize a passive investing approach, with a particular focus on keeping costs and tax liabilities as low as possible.

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