John Khoury, MSF
Hello! I’m John. My finance journey began at the University of Massachusetts, where internships at Fidelity Investments sparked my passion for financial planning and investing. After starting my career as a retirement consultant, I earned my master’s degree in Financial Planning from the University of Nebraska while gaining valuable industry experience.
This combination of education and hands-on work deepened my commitment to helping clients achieve their financial goals holistically. I spent seven years as a trusted financial advisor at Fidelity, followed by 15 years at Schwab, where I further honed my expertise.
Now, as a financial advisor at Savvy, with a fiduciary responsibility, I seek to provide cost-efficient, tax-smart advice, always putting my clients’ best interests first.
"My approach revolves around a comprehensive understanding of clients' tax situations and estate plans. I encourage collaboration with their CPAs and estate planning attorneys to align our strategies seamlessly.”
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Retirement Planning
Tax Optimization
Investment Management
Succession Planning
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Get to know John, MSF
John Khoury is a Principal Wealth Manager at Savvy and brings 20+ years of wealth management experience working with families, business owners, and organizations. He has a passion for providing fiduciary advice to his clients and helping them with complex wealth management. He specializes in transitions, such as retirement, business sales or other liquidity events, paying for college, divorce, and the loss of a loved one.
Joining Savvy in November 2023, John was VP Sr. Financial Consultant at Schwab for 15 years and VP Financial Consultant at Fidelity for 8 years. At Schwab, John worked with 400 high-net-worth families and organizations, with over $300M in advisory services.
John Khoury lives in Boston Metrowest with his wife and three children. In his free time, he enjoys sports, family time, and volunteering with his local educational and charitable organizations.
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While studying at the University of Massachusetts, my interest in finance grew. During my junior and senior years, I had the privilege of interning at Fidelity Investments. Working at Fidelity allowed me to expand my knowledge and passion for financial planning and investing. After graduating, I was offered a full-time position as a retirement consultant, where I focused on assisting clients with retirement planning and guiding them through job transitions.
After a few years in this role, I realized I wanted to help clients achieve their financial goals in all aspects of their lives. This realization led me to transition into a financial advisor role. As a fiduciary advisor at Savvy, I can manage my practice with a strong emphasis on providing cost-efficient and tax-smart advice. I am dedicated to seeing things from my clients' perspective and always acting in their best interests.
I take pleasure in collaborating with a diverse array of individuals, helping a wide range of clients spanning from young professionals to retirees. Moreover, my clientele encompasses small business owners, corporations, and foundations. When it comes to investment options, many of my clients gravitate toward cost-effective solutions while maintaining an active approach to asset allocation and security selection.
I value my client's investment preferences and feedback and am willing to construct a financial plan that implements their ideas and preferences. There are many ways to manage wealth and much of portfolio construction and financial planning is based on each individual’s preferences and goals. This is why I believe in tailoring a plan for each of my clients.
My area of expertise lies in portfolio construction with a focus on tax-smart strategies spanning across asset classes. This requires both a strategic and tactical approach to investing while also customizing each client’s portfolio to meet their unique preferences and goals. Additionally, I also have extensive experience in retirement income planning and insurance planning. This entails constructing income and distribution strategies to help my clients generate income from their portfolios tax-efficiently during retirement.
Many of my clients have tax-smart portfolios where we utilize ongoing tax loss harvesting to increase after-tax performance. My focus typically leans toward individual stocks, individual bonds, and low-cost exchange-traded funds (ETFs). I also construct income strategies for many of my retired clients. These strategies can include dividend growth portfolios, bond ladders, and other income-producing investments.
Before joining Savvy, my experience was primarily with large financial corporations. However, I often encountered challenges when trying to introduce new ideas and tools due to the size of these firms. The planning and portfolio management processes were designed to be scalable, which limited my ability to innovate.
Now, as a wealth manager at Savvy, I have the opportunity to provide a more personalized and boutique experience for my clients. I can freely implement my ideas and strategies, tailoring them to each individual and their family.
Our team at Savvy consists of skilled wealth managers, financial professionals, and executive management. Together, we create an environment that supports effective wealth management for our clients.
The Savvy advisor model offers the best of both worlds: the benefits of working with a fiduciary wealth management firm, combined with the security and asset protection provided by a major financial custodian.
I enjoy goal planning and working towards accomplishing my client's goals. I’ve worked with many of my clients for over 20 years now. I’ve built a personal connection with them and enjoy seeing them and their families succeed both personally and financially.
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