Best Independent Financial Advisors Award 2008Best Independent Financial Advisors Recognition AwardAwarded Best Financial Retirement Planner in San Diego 2010

   

Finding the right independent financial advisors can be quite a challenge.  Our Mission at Shusterman Financial Services is to provide world class financial & insurance consulting service for each of our valued clients. Whether you are looking for a finance planner, a family wealth manager, a retirement planner or simply a high caliber financial planning team, we seek to be your best financial advisor and trusted team.  At Shusterman Financial Services,  we strive to provide the best, most informed, most knowledgeable and educated financial services possible.  Our financial advisors seek to empower our clients to attain their financial goals by preserving, managing and growing family wealth from generation to generation with experienced and highly personalized financial service guidance.  Our financial team strives to always act honestly, with integrity, and in the best interest of our clients.  We will work diligently to perform to the best of our abilities such that each of our clients would be proud of our financial services and recommend us to their friends and family.  We believe this philosophy is part of what has helped us achieve the best wealth manager awards, and we intend to keep providing you with the best financial services possible.  Thank you for considering Shusterman Financial Services to be your team of independent financial advisors.


 NEW CLIENT REQUIREMENT 

IN ORDER TO PROVIDE TOP QUALITY SERVICE TO OUR  EXISTING CLIENTS AS OF JANUARY 1, 2011 OUR MINIMUM ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT PER HOUSEHOLD IS $300,000.


 



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Presented to 7% of wealth managers with five years of experience in the financial services industry. The final list identifies the wealth managers, of those evaluated, in the local market that score highest in client satisfaction. Each wealth manager was reviewed for regulatory actions, civil judicial actions and customer complaints. Details of the award can be viewed at www.fivestarprofessional.com/wmresearch
 
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