Born in London, Ontario, Canada, Paul’s fascination with the markets steered him toward a career in finance despite his parents’ hopes he’d enter medicine. In 2007, he moved to the U.S. to attend Northeastern University, graduating with dual degrees in Finance and Management Information Systems.
With over a decade in the financial industry, Paul now splits his time between Boston and Tampa alongside his wife, Caroline, and their two rescue dogs. He always puts his clients’ goals first by focusing on all the pillars of a comprehensive plan—retirement, estate, and tax efficiency—and takes the time to ensure every client fully understands how their portfolio works to meet their objectives.
Areas of Focus:
High Earners – Retirement Planning – Estate Planning – Tax Efficiency
Embracing the work ethic instilled by his immigrant family, Paul’s dedication and expertise have earned him top industry honors:
Forbes list of America’s Top Financial Security Professionals, 2023 & 2024*
Five Star Wealth Manager, 2017-2025
Recognized in Forbes Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, and Boston Magazine*
When he’s not helping clients navigate complex markets and tax environment, Paul stays active and engaged by:
Spending quality time with his wife Caroline and their two rescue dogs
Volunteering and mentoring the next generation of financial professionals
Exploring the cultural and financial landscapes of both Boston and Tampa
*Data provided by SHOOK®Research, LLC. Data as of 12/31/23.
Source: Forbes.com (July, 2024).
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