Allen Fassett is a registered investment advisor at Hennion & Walsh Asset Management, INC., based in Parsippany, NJ, with 45 years of industry experience. Their practice areas include Estate Planning, Investment Management, Retirement Planning, Tax Planning. Their firm serves 861 clients with $590M in assets under management.
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Hennion & Walsh offers several investment management programs:
- Portfolio Management Program (PMP): This is a bundled fee program where you pay a single annual fee that covers investment advice, trading, and custody. The maximum annual fee is 1.50%, but it may be negotiable. The minimum account size is generally $50,000.
- Personalized UMA Program: This is a discretionary management program offered through Wells Fargo Clearing Services. Clients are charged an advisory fee of 2.00% plus a manager fee ranging from 0.0% to 0.50%. Asset minimums vary but are typically $100,000 for equity and balanced strategies and $1,000,000 for fixed income strategies.
- Asset Advisor: This is a full-service, non-discretionary investment advisory program that includes advisory services and custodial costs in a single asset-based fee. The standard fee is 2%.
- Managed Account Program: This program is generally not open to new investors but may be available to accommodate existing clients.
These fees do not include ETF or mutual fund expenses.
Location
2001 Route 46, Waterview Plaza, Parsippany, NJ, 07054
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Current Registrations
Hennion & Walsh Asset Management, INC.
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