Navigating the twists and turns of today’s financial landscape is bound to raise a few questions.
Join Evan Wohl and Iván Watanabe as they delve into some of the most pressing financial queries and scenarios you may be facing in the current environment while highlighting the importance of having a financial advisor to help guide you.
This conversation reflects on today’s real estate market dynamics, and the implications of interest rate changes, and expands into the broader scope of financial planning and investment strategies.
Iván and Evan discuss:
The impact of the current interest rate environment on buying decisions in the real estate market
Strategies for navigating high mortgage rates and understanding the broader historical context of interest rates
The growing interest in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and how they could fit into contemporary investment portfolios
The importance of asset liquidity and preparedness
The value of diversified banking and safeguarding assets
In this heartfelt conversation, Iván Watanabe and Evan Wohl open up about the joys and challenges of fatherhood as Iván stands on the cusp of welcoming his second child, a baby boy.
With help from his colleague and friend, Evan, a seasoned parent of three, they explore the emotions, preparations, and adjustments that come with expanding a family. Their conversation is rich with insights, laughter, and love for their children as they offer their perspectives on the transformative experience of parenting.
Highlights from this episode include:
The significance of support from family/community (It takes a village!)
Anxieties surrounding family expansion and how to prepare for their arrival
Financial preparations such as estate planning and college account funding
The pursuit of balancing career demands with the responsibilities of parenthood
Challenges and triumphs of being a parent and the importance of being adaptable and intentional in their approach
In today’s episode of WealthStyle, Iván Watanabe and Evan Wohl interview Elaine Floyd, Director of Retirement Life Planning at HorsesMouth about the intricacies of our nation’s support systems; Social Security and Medicare.
Listen as Elaine shares her expert knowledge by debunking some common misconceptions and detailing the benefits these programs provide using real-life examples and historical facts.
Whether you’re approaching retirement, caring for a loved one, or simply curious about recent changes and restrictions regarding Social Security and Medicare, this episode is a must-listen!
Gain insight as Elaine discusses:
The importance of accessing your retirement income plan for the duration of your lifetime
Common mistakes people make when claiming Social Security, and the varying spousal benefits
The differences between Medicare Part A and Part B
How to navigate your options regarding your Health Savings Account (HSA) and Medicare
Everyone wants to be healthy and exercise, but it’s a chore to find time and energy to complete the list of activities at the gym. How can you maintain consistency when it comes to reaching health goals?
In this episode, Iván Watanabe and Evan Wohl interview Gideon Akande, an elite fitness coach and consultant, about creating personal health and wellness consistency. He shares tips to transform exercise and healthy eating from a chore to something enjoyable and ways to trick yourself into being healthy without thinking about it.
Gideon discusses:
How he started his health journey and commits to 15-minutes of movement every day
Ways to transform exercise into something you want to do, and will keep doing
Why and how external pressure is an excellent motivator for reaching your goals
How a professional can help with health the same way advisors help with money
Buying a home may seem like the right thing to do, but is it?
There are many factors to consider before you purchase a home, and the most obvious is, can you afford the mortgage payments? Then on top of that, there are annual property taxes and monthly utilities like gas and electricity. And don’t forget about the less obvious expenses like furniture and decor, and unexpected repairs or upgrades.
The reality is, it requires a lot of financial planning before you put an offer on a house.
In this episode of WealthStyle, Iván Watanabe and Evan Wohl explore the different reasons why their clients want to buy houses, how the costs associated with owning a home factor into financial and retirement planning, and how much the housing market has changed post-pandemic.
Iván and Evan discuss:
The financial costs of owning a house after the initial purchase
How your financial plans will shift when planning to buy a house
The role of mortgage and interest rates and how they are constantly changing
Company equity grants are a tried and true way for businesses to provide investment opportunities to their employees, and as a way to incentivize and reward their loyalty. Plus, equity grants can be a cost-effective way for companies to compensate employees, and provide a sense of ownership by giving them a stake in the company’s success.
In this episode of WealthStyle, Iván Watanabe and Evan Wohl talk with Alejandro Azuaje, an investment specialist with OPUS Private Client, LLC about three main types of equity grants and how they are taxed from an employee perspective.
Listen in and learn as Alex discusses:
Why equity grants are used as employee benefits
The main types of equity grants
Examples of how employees can benefit from each type of equity
How taxes impact the income received from equity grants
Alejandro Azuaje is an associate and investment specialist at Opus Private Client, LLC. After graduating from college, Alejandro entered the financial planning industry. He joined Opus in 2017 and is elated to be working for a team that believes in holistic planning and executes its recommendations with efficiency and ease. Alejandro’s specialties are in financial planning analysis, financial modeling, and equity investments. He is a Westchester native from Purchase, NY, and an Alumnus of New York University with a bachelor’s degree in computer science.
Real estate investment is a balance between finding the right financial opportunity, and a unique, desirable location. How can you build real estate investments in a rising interest rate environment?
In this episode, Iván Watanabe and Evan Wohl speak with Jon Minkoff, co-founder, CFO, COO, CIO of ASH NYC, on real estate investment for individual investors, what to consider when entering the current economic market, and how investors view property from a buyer, seller or investment perspective.
Jon discusses:
What makes a good real estate investment
How banks manage lending risk in a rising interest rate environment
How he manages business through different economic climates
Real estate professional with experience working with start-up real estate development private equity funds. Jon has experience in all aspects of real estate including finance, development, financial forecasting, construction, estimating, property management, as well as commercial leasing. He has also spent time working with high-net-worth individuals to analyze and manage different real estate acquisition opportunities.
Remember being a kid and the joy you felt making the biggest snowman from just three small snowballs? Watching those little snowballs getting bigger and bigger with each roll…
As an adult, the experience changes from creating snowmen to generating compound interest.
In this episode, Iván Watanabe welcomes colleague Evan Wohl to dive deeper into compound interest, and how you can get it working for you.
Iván and Evan discuss:
Why Warren Buffett claims compound interest to be the eighth wonder of the world
How compound interest works
The ripple effect one change can have on an entire balance sheet
Why you should see your finances as an ecosystem, not just as single silos
Evan’s clients trust him with the responsibility to guide them through the complexities of personal finance. He provides clarity and insight on how to measure and improve your cash flow as well as whether or not you are on track to accomplish your various financial goals. The firm takes a macroeconomic approach to planning and coordinates all of your financial decisions through the use of a comprehensive economic model.
Evan’s wife, Laurie, and he have three children, Quinn, Parker and Bodie. He currently sits on the board of The Hope Gala. The Hope Gala was created to support fundraising efforts on behalf of The Four Diamonds Fund and The Penn State Dance Marathon (THON™). The Hope Gala contributes to the mission of conquering childhood cancer. All proceeds benefit pediatric cancer patients at the Penn State Children’s Hospital and their families in need of financial aid, medical assistance, and emotional support.
About Iván Watanabe:
Iván Watanabe is a Managing Partner of Opus Private Client, LLC in the New York office. He joined Opus in 2013, after working in Boston for five years as a financial associate. During his time at Opus, Iván quickly established himself as a leader and an asset to the team, and he became a managing partner in 2018.
Iván is a graduate of the College of the Holy Cross with a bachelor’s degree in political science and Spanish literature and brings a unique blend of analytical and holistic thinking to each of his clients. Iván’s expertise is in asset protection, wealth accumulation, and wealth distribution strategies. His vast knowledge and rich experience in the finance industry earned him one of the most prestigious industry awards, the President’s Council Award in 2018.
In September of 2021, the NCAA allowed a ruling that unlocked college athletes from getting compensation for the first time in history. How will this change the relationship between student athletes, sponsoring companies, and their fans?
In this episode, George Papanicolaou speaks with Chris Ward, CRO of The Publisher Desk, on the NIL rule and the regulations surrounding it. Since the rule is still in its infancy, there are many questions like, who can provide sponsorships, how are sponsorships managed for independent players, and how can a player’s marketability impact their future as a professional athlete?
Listen as Chris discusses:
How an athlete can earn for their name, image and likeness
What kinds of opportunities student athletes can bring to local businesses
How social media influences the marketability of student athletes
Christopher Ward, Co-Founder and Chief Revenue Officer of The Publisher Desk, a full-service technology and monetization platform for content publisher. He got his start in advertising and publishing in 2007 at News Corp and later at Undertone, an advertising network. In November of 2019, the Publisher Desk acquired Sportsnaut.com, doubling down on their belief in the future of sports marketing.
About Our Host:
George has a very unique background and work history. Broad, diverse, and driven by integrity and strong family values, his experiences create the perfect foundation for teaming up with clients to protect, build, and enjoy their financial world.
George puts a strong emphasis on family. His parents and grandparents ran a very successful flower business with several locations in Westchester County, in addition to owning and managing commercial and residential real estate. From a young age, George was taught that compassion, good customer service, and a strong work ethic were key components to the longevity of a business.
George credits his significant business success to his strong work ethic and desire to learn— two qualities that have helped him earn several leadership awards. George’s interest in real estate contributes to his ability to help clients diversify their holdings.
George is married with four children, two dogs, and a bunny. He and his wife live in Pleasantville, NY. They are huge lovers of food and culture and enjoy traveling and entertaining at their home.
Life is always changing and as a result so will your cash flow.
In this episode, Iván Watanabe sits down with experienced financial planner Evan Wohl to discuss cash flow and some real-world applications you can use to keep balanced.
Evan will talk more about his process, why it’s important to update and analyze your current cash flow plan and the different things he’s seeing his clients have success with.
Evan discusses:
What cash flow is and why it’s important to know your personal cash flow
The differences between inflows, outflows, transfers and how they can improve your cash flow
Some of the mistakes people are generally making as it relates to cash flow
Tips on how to become a better saver for your future self
After a very short stint as a Class A PGA Golf Professional, Evan Wohl started in financial planning in 2008, after graduating from Penn State University. Evan’s lifelong appetite for learning and growth lead him to earn several high-level industry designations. CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®, RICP®
Evan’s clients receive thoughtful insight into the security and prosperity of their personal economy. He provides tools and strategies to measure and improve your cash flow as well as understand whether or not you are on track to accomplish your evolving financial goals. Evan maintains collaborative relationships with his clients, in which they are always making proactive decisions to move their plan forward.
If you want to donate to a charitable organization, it’s important to know your options.
In this episode, Iván Watanabe is joined by Jen Mayo, the director of gift planning and advisor relations at Essex County Community Foundation (ECCF). Jen explains how with a donor-advised fund, you can give more to your charity of choice while revealing how to donate before, during, and after retirement through effective tax planning.
Jen discusses:
How Essex County contributes to charitable giving
Ways the foundation promotes equity within the community
Why community foundations are essential for financial donations
How donor-advised funds increase the value of donations while reducing stress over decision making
Where charitable giving fits within retirement planning and IRA minimum distribution
As Essex County Community Foundation’s assistant director of gift planning and advisor relations, Jennifer Mayo focuses on building strong relationships with area professional advisors, who play a key role in expanding support for the region’s nonprofit organizations and collaborative efforts to tackle systemic social challenges. She also provides charitable gift planning and support to Essex County donors as they make decisions about their philanthropic giving and consider a donor-advised fund with ECCF.
Like many Americans, Iván Watanabe is a descendant of immigrants. He was born to a Venezuelan mother and a Japanese father, with an extended family on both sides.
With the majority of his maternal family forced to leave Venezuela and his father’s family still living in Japan, Iván’s family grants him a unique insight as a financial planner.
In this episode, Dr. Daniel Crosby interviews Iván on financial planning and finances for immigrant families. Iván shares his personal experiences and the insights he’s gained from two different cultures. Plus, he reveals the impact both have had on his personal decisions.
Dr. Crosby and Iván discuss:
The power of saving and the value of financial skills when moving countries
Conflicts between culture and innovation
The financial struggle of real estate assets as a landlord
Educated at Brigham Young and Emory University, Dr. Daniel Crosby is a psychologist and behavioral finance expert who helps organizations understand the intersection of the mind and markets. Dr. Crosby recently co-authored a New York Times Best-Selling book titled Personal Benchmark: Integrating Behavioral Finance and Investment Management.
He also constructed the “Irrationality Index,” a sentiment measure that gauges greed and fear in the marketplace from month to month. His ideas have appeared in the Huffington Post and Risk Management Magazine, as well as his monthly columns for WealthManagement.com and Investment News.
Even if you’re one of the over 50% of Americans who doesn’t enjoy planning for their death, starting a plan today will allow your beneficiaries to avoid the challenges caused by a lack of information and preparation.
In this episode, Iván Watanabe and Rob Pruett dive into one of the most important topics in financial planning: What happens to assets after death. Together, they share examples of dividing assets between spouses, the legalities of estate planning, and creating a legacy you can witness.
Rob discusses:
The importance of updating your executor and power of attorney
How assets can become locked up after death
Why you should start your legacy sooner rather than later
Robert P. Pruett has been a wealth advisor with Opus Private Client, LLC for 14 years performing planning for high-net-worth individuals, families, and business owners. Rob uses leading-edge advanced personal planning techniques to protect and maximize each client’s wealth, retirement, and estate plans. Rob also consults with 50-to-800-person firms to deliver high-value corporate benefit programs, with a special focus on delivering healthcare savings of 10-15% or more through Opus’ proprietary reimbursement program offering.
His specialties include asset management, institutional investing, tax planning, life insurance, disability, annuities, and long-term care insurance, corporate benefits programs, executive benefit programs, retirement, and estate planning, and legacy and charitable planning.
After severing oil trade with Russia, President Biden plans to increase U.S. oil production from 11.8 million barrels to 12.8 million.
In the short-term, this will provide gas for individuals and farmers. However, the long-term outlook remains uncertain.
In this episode, Iván Watanabe & George Papanicolaou join Nikolaos Kontos, head of operations at Concord Maritime. Sharing his maritime experience and knowledge of the global oil trade industry, Nikolaos reveals how countries buying and selling oil have been impacted by rising gas prices.
Nikolaos discusses:
His journey at Concord Maritime
How reserves and release of oil barrels will influence short- and long-term costs
Nikolaos Kontos serves as the director of operations at Concord Maritime. His responsibilities include overseeing the firm’s voyage management, vessel operations, bunker procurement, and post fixture functions. Niko has 15 years of industry experience and holds a US Coast Guard license as a Chief Mate of unlimited tonnage.
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You could read every article and mommy blog and still remain unprepared for the experience of parenthood.
Who better to hear from on the topic of financial planning and children than financial advisors who have kids?
In this episode, Iván Watanabe and George Papanicolaou recount their personal experiences with fatherhood, diving into the difference between expectation and reality. They reveal personal changes in routine and expenses while also sharing the realizations brought by parenthood.
George and Iván discuss:
The impact of information on new parents
Reasons you should build cashflow early on
The importance of accepting a lack of control
How basic baby necessities can be considered luxury items
George Papanicolaou has a very unique background and work history. Broad, diverse, and driven by integrity and strong family values, his experiences create the perfect foundation for teaming up with clients to protect, build, and enjoy their financial world.
George puts a strong emphasis on family. His parents and grandparents ran a very successful flower business with several locations in Westchester County, in addition to owning and managing commercial and residential real estate. From a young age, George was taught that compassion, good customer service, and a strong work ethic were key components to the longevity of a business.
Real estate investment is a balance between finding the right financial opportunity, and a unique, desirable location. How can you build real estate investments in a rising interest rate environment?
In this episode, Iván Watanabe and Evan Wohl speak with Jon Minkoff, co-founder, CFO, COO, CIO of ASH NYC, on real estate investment for individual investors, what to consider when entering the current economic market, and how investors view property from a buyer, seller or investment perspective.
Jon discusses:
What makes a good real estate investment
How banks manage lending risk in a rising interest rate environment
How he manages business through different economic climates
Real estate professional with experience working with start up real estate development private equity funds. Jon has experience in all aspects of real estate including finance, development, financial forecasting, construction, estimating, property management, as well as commercial leasing. He has also spent time working with high net worth individuals to analyze and manage different real estate acquisition opportunities.
Kaplan Mobray is not only a best-selling author, but is also one of the world’s most dynamic and inspirational business speakers.
Now, you have the chance to learn some of Kaplan’s expert insight around designing your next phase of life!
In this episode, join Kaplan and Iván Watanabe as they discuss how Kaplan transforms lives with innovative and insightful strategies for finding purpose in retirement so that you can maximize your next phase of life.
In this episode, you will learn:
How Kaplan helps clients through life transitions
Kaplan’s advice for those in retirement, or those experiencing major life changes and transitions
Things to evaluate when preparing for your retirement
How teaching, volunteering, and mentoring can help you stay connected in retirement
And more!
Are you ready to discover why you should always live life by decision and not by default? Tune in today!
Are you someone who has applied, or is planning to apply, for a student loan?
Then this is an episode you won’t want to miss!
To bring you greater clarity around student loans, Iván Watanabe sits down with GradFin’s senior business development associate Joe McGrath for today’s episode. Joe explains GradFin’s role around applying, refinancing, and forgiving student loans and shares some must-know insight about this type of loan.
In this episode, you will learn:
How GradFin helps clients with their student loans
Joe’s advice to those applying for student loans
The difference between private and federal loans
About the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program
And more!
From refinance to forgiveness, tune in today and learn everything you need to know about student loans in today’s marketplace!
While we work hard to provide financial security for our children, it’s still important that we set them up for success by guiding them towards the right financial mindsets and behaviors.
In this episode, Iván Watanabe and Lou Mohn explore ways we can teach our kids crucial financial lessons — even when they’re raised in a financially secure environment. Lou shares his personal insight and tips for parenting around finances and reveals the financial lessons he’s taught his sons along the way.
In this episode, you will learn:
Early financial lessons Lou Mohn taught his children
Why you should let your child make mistakes
The importance of your child’s happiness
How to teach your kids about charitable giving
And more!
Discover concepts both parents and children should know in this episode of Wealth Style Podcast!
Are you ready to drive your golf game to the next level?
If so, tee up this episode of the WealthStyle Podcast and get ready to learn from Tom Patri himself!
As one of the top 100 golf teachers in America, Tom joins Russ Carpentieri to share actionable tips that amateur golfers can use to improve their game and reveals the ways golf has impacted our psychology and technology.
In this episode, you will learn:
Why you need quality golf equipment
Tom’s virtual golf teaching approach
The importance of maintaining a proper golf practice regime
How golf has helped foster family relationships
And more!
Tune in now to learn how you can upgrade your golf game today!
Are you a wine lover? Or, do you not know much about wine, but want to discover more about it?
If so, then this episode is for you!
Today, Iván Watanabe joins wine expert and certified sommelier, Sarah Tracey. To help you learn everything you need to know about wine, Sarah shares everything from her wine secrets to her tips and tricks for learning about your favourite type of wine.
In this episode, you will learn:
About the rise of virtual wine tastings
The difference between old world wine and new world wine
Wine etiquettes
How to start your own wine collection
And more!
Are you ready to perfect your wine knowledge? Grab a glass and tune in now!
Over the past several months, COVID-19 has left more people than ever questioning how they can protect their income.
To help you better understand your options, Iván Watanabe explores the value of disability insurance in today’s episode. In this information-packed episode, Iván dives into the value of this type of insurance and what you need to know about the ways it can protect you.
In this episode, you will learn:
Why you need to understand the definition of “disability”
The different types of disability insurance
What to think about when looking for disability insurance
About the process of getting disability insurance
And more!
Tune in now to learn more about disability insurance and why you should get it sooner rather than later!
As an Opus Private Client planner and partner, Lou Mohn provides clients with personalized comprehensive financial planning by drawing not only on his knowledge and expertise, but also on his first-hand experience in working with Opus PC as a client himself.
Today, Lou joins Iván Watanabe to share his experience of working with Opus PC as a client, and why it inspired him to pursue a career as an advisor so he, too, could provide clients with the wealth, lifestyle, and purpose they seek.
In this episode, you will learn:
How working with Opus PC changed Lou’s life
What the Opus PC planning process looks like
Why time spent planning up front will provide you value later on
How Opus’ planning can help you get through hard times
And more!
Tune in now to learn about Lou’s journey with Opus PC — and what their planning process could bring you, too, as an Opus PC client!
With the presidential election just around the corner and the COVID-19 crisis continuing on, 2020 has brought a time of uncertainty for many investors.
To explore our current environment and the investment planning that should go along with it, Iván Watanabe joins Robert Pruett in today’s episode. Robert shares what has been happening as a result of the global pandemic, both in the market and for clients. He also reveals how some of OPUS’ planning ideals have helped clients weather the short-term craziness of the year, all the while staying on track with their long-term plans.
In this episode, you will learn:
How the market has changed as a result of COVID-19
Three buckets you should consider putting money into
Benefits of hiring a professional financial planner
The importance of understanding your personal tax rate
And more!
Tune in now and discover how COVID-19 has impacted the investing landscape — and what you as an investor should keep in mind during this time of uncertainty!
When it comes to the physical and economic impact of COVID-19, many are questioning what our future could look like, especially from a policy standpoint.
To explore this question, Iván Watanabe joins Joshua Caron for today’s episode. As the vice president of legislative affairs at AALU & GAMA, Joshua shares his insight into the government’s reaction to the economic crisis created by COVID-19, the possible repercussions of the government’s financial aid, and how the government might recuperate post-COVID.
In this episode, you will learn:
The impact of the initial COVID relief efforts
How current events influence the election
About the possibility of liability protection for businesses
How the government could recover from the benefits they’ve granted
And more!
Tune in now to learn how the government has provided relief throughout the COVID-19 crisis — and what it could mean for the country’s financial tomorrow.
Have you created your will yet? If not, what will happen to your assets when you pass away?
In this episode, OPUS Private Client senior founder Michael Perry joins Anthony Enea, an elder law attorney with years of experience with elder law, wills, trusts and estates, asset protection, and special needs planning. Today, Anthony shares his expertise on the importance of creating a will and the impact it can have on your assets, while also answering common questions about estate planning.
In this episode, you will learn:
The importance of creating a will
The difference between a trust and a will
How marriage can impact your asset distribution
The difficulties with using free online services
And more!
Tune in now for your run-down on what you need to know about estate planning with wills and trusts!
With the pandemic precautions, returning to school is a concerning issue for many parents. What will their children’s education look like throughout the 2020-2021 school year?
In this episode, Ivan Watanabe is joined by OPUS partner George Papanicolaou and educational consultant Elaine Avinoam. Elaine shares her insight into the changes to schooling due to COVID-19 and the impact it could have on children, both in curriculum and in childrens’ socialization.
In this episode, you will learn:
How schools are adapting to social distancing precautions
How childhood socialization will be impacted by hybrid or virtual education
What homeschooling could look like when done in “pods”
Tips for teachers who are nervous about teaching in this environment
The logistics of transitioning from the classroom to virtual learning or a hybrid model
And more!
Discover how the 2020-2021 school year will be impacted by COVID-19 precautions.
Are you getting the most out of your company benefits?
In this episode, Russ Carpentieri and Iván Watanabe encourage you to stop leaving company benefits on the table and start using them. Find out which benefits people overlook the most, why people don’t enroll for good benefits, and, most importantly, how to start using benefits to your advantage.
In this episode, you will learn:
The importance of understanding your benefits
How you can increase your benefits
The difference between company benefits and street benefits
How to start the enrollment process within your company
And more!
Tune in now to learn how to make the most of your company benefits!
As your life changes, so will your financial planning needs. One major transition that can shift your financial picture is starting a family.
But what should you consider around your financial planning when it comes to starting your family?
Today, Iván Watanabe joins OPUS Private Client’s George Papanicolaou to discuss financial planning considerations for young families. Together, they reveal key questions you should ask when planning for your first child and share planning ideas for after you welcome your first child.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
The financial steps you should take when planning for a baby
Why you should get your documents in order
The importance of locking your child’s social security number
How your income plays a role when planning around your child
And more!
Tune in now to discover the importance of financial planning when starting your family!
A lot has changed over the years, including our lifespans, goals, and view of what makes the perfect retirement. How is financial planning adapting to this changing landscape?
To examine some of these changes, Iván Watanabe joins wealth advisor Rob Pruett for today’s episode. Together, they discuss the effect COVID-19 has had on retirees and where the future of retirement planning could be heading with younger generations.
In this episode, you will learn:
The impact life expectancy has on retirement planning
What young people are looking for with their futures
The importance of saving early
Strategies for after retirement
And more!
Tune in now to learn more about the retirement landscape in our current environment and beyond!
Over the years, Russ Carpentieri and Iván Watanabe have noticed that clients who have the greatest level of financial success and personal satisfaction share very common behaviors and qualities.
Today, Russ and Iván delve into these common characteristics, how they ultimately impact the planning process, and how clients move forward with their wealth, lifestyle, and purpose.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
What role a client’s mindset plays in their success
What gap in the market Opus is filling for clients
Examples of the client journey when working with the Opus team
And more!
Tune in now to learn more about Opus Private Client and consider whether you’d be a good match for their services!
Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Wealth Style podcast!
In this debut episode, get to know your hosts, Russell Carpentieri and Iván Watanabe, and the work they do to help clients at Opus Private Client move their wealth, purpose, and lifestyle forward with clarity and confidence.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
What drove Russell to found Opus PC
What sets Opus PC apart from other financial planning firms
How Opus PC gives back through the Opus Foundation
How Russell and Iván define success
And more!
Join Russell and Iván now to learn about who they are professionally and personally — and to find out what’s to come from the Wealth Style podcast!
