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Has Traditional Wealth Management Delivered?

We challenge you to be frank with yourself about how well you have done by following the traditional advice from banks and mutual fund companies. Below, we invite you to see a live interview which aired live on CNBC featuring Butler|Philbrick & Associates' own Adam Butler discussing risky retirement planning, as well as some solutions based on our Gestalt Architecture. Our approach is evidence-based, scientific, transparent and powerful.

We call it the Gestalt Architecture. You will call it a life saver.

Press and Events

• Ontario Dentist Article October/November 2010
  BP&A has been invited to publish an article in the Ontario Dental Association's official journal.

• Reuters News Interview July 2010
  Adam discusses how applying techniques from behavioural economics can help investors to avoid making harmful, emotional decisions regarding their investments.
• NLDA Quarterly Journal Article June 2010
  Butler|Philbrick & Associates published an article, entitled "Quirky QWERTY", in the Newfoundland and Labrador Dental Association's official quarterly journal, Bits and Bites (pg. 28).
• CNBC Live Television Appearance June 10, 2010
  Adam Butler of BP&A discussed faulty retirement planning techniques with Erin Burnett on live television.
• Reuters News Interview June 2010
  Mike and Adam discuss how wealthy clients are looking for plans they can trust with reporter John McCrank.
• NLDA Quarterly Journal Article March 2010
  Butler|Philbrick & Associates published an article, entitled "On Monkey Brains & Investor Behaviour", in the Newfoundland and Labrador Dental Association's official quarterly journal, Bits and Bites (pg. 11).

A Whitepaper for Healthcare Professionals

Investment professionals traditionally prescribe inappropriate saving, investment and retirement solutions for healthcare practitioners. Specifically, in our comprehensive review of wealth management alternatives we discovered that, as a result of poor advice, healthcare professionals often make 4 critical mistakes in planning for their financial independence. Contact us to receive our timely whitepaper.