Bryan Hoover is a CFP-designated registered investment advisor at Allegheny Investments, based in Pittsburgh, PA, with 17 years of industry experience. Bryan operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Retirement Planning. Their firm serves 1,356 clients with $630M in assets under management.
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Fee Structure
Allegheny Investments offers several investment management options:
- Comprehensive Portfolio Management (PMA): A wrap fee program with continuous advice and a financial plan.
- Asset Management Services: A comprehensive investment advisory service coordinating investment strategy and asset allocation.
- Investment Management Services (IMA): Investment strategy and performance reports for accounts held directly with a mutual fund company or annuity provider.
- Streamlined Account Management (SAM): Simplified investment management services without financial planning, offered through a wrap fee program.
Fees vary depending on the service and the amount of assets managed. See the fee schedule for details.
Location
Stone Quarry Crossing, 811 Camp Horne Road, Suite 100, Pittsburgh, PA, 15237
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Regulatory History
No disclosures, customer disputes, or regulatory actions on file.
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Bryan is the Vice President of the Pittsburgh Society of Investment Professionals since 2017, where he deposits checks. This non-investment related activity takes minimal time.
Employment History
Current Registrations
Allegheny Investments
Previous Registrations
Allegheny Investments, LTD.Broker
Fragasso Financial Advisors
LPL Financial LLC
LPL Financial LLCBroker
State Registrations1 state
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