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Well Equipped to Address the Challenges of Today's Dynamic Global Economy

For Over a Decade Providing Personalized Investment Outcomes

Fineberg Wealth Management is an advisory practice offering discretionary asset selection and management services. Primarily servicing clients in Michigan, we assist in navigating a complex & connected world of investment opportunities with a primary focus on preservation of capital and generational wealth transfer.


To current clients: Thank you for the many years of trust. Having been given the opportunity to serve your best interests continues to be a great privilege.

 

– S. Zachary Fineberg, CFP®, Founder

 

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What to Expect

  • Focus on Capital Preservation
  • Focus on Long-Term Themes
  • Consideration for Complex Tax Situations
  • Accessible Human Service
  • Confidentially & Digital Privacy

Latest Educational Articles

Correlation & the Efficient Frontier

Today I want to discuss correlation within the context of portfolio construction. If you live in a climate where the weather is unpredictable, you will want a furnace as well as an air conditioner. You will need a wardrobe that […]

Charitable Contributions – Taxation

Using charitable contributions is generally only valuable from a taxation standpoint if you itemize deductions on your tax return. If you take the standard deduction, you generally cannot deduct charitable contributions. Even still, this is not the main reason to […]

Stock Buybacks

What are stock buybacks? A stock buyback or a share repurchase decision occurs when a company buys its own stock from the open market. By doing this, the company reduces the number of shares available to the public. This is […]

Dilution

In it’s simplest conceptual form, stock dilution is basically a company adding more water to a pot of soup, but not adding more ingredients. The company issues new shares of stock in order to raise capital. You own 100 shares […]