Every Client That Comes To Work With Us Has Their Own Story.
Here are some case studies that best exemplify how we’ve helped different clients over the years.
Every Client That Comes to Us Has Their Own Story.
Here are some case studies that best exemplify how we’ve helped different clients over the years.
Case Studies
Cash Flow Planning for Burnt Out Physician
Jackie and Larry SteinJackie and Larry are in their mid-50s. As a department chair at one of Boston’s large healthcare networks, Jackie must balance her clinical workload, administrative duties, and research goals. However, after several decades in medicine, the workload and stress
Pharma Executive with Complex Stock Options
Robert and Claire McDonoughRobert and Claire are both in their early 40s with twin eight-year-old boys. Claire works in the development office for an international non-profit and Robert is a cardiologist turned pharmaceutical executive
Retiring With A Concentrated Stock Portfolio
Stacy and John Simmons Stacy and John came to Artemis to get their financial house in order in preparation for their retirement. They had long-managed their investment portfolio on their own but felt they were ready to enlist some professional support
Physician Couple with Public Pensions and Estate Planning Needs
Betsy and Tyler ArmstrongBetsy and Tyler are both physicians in their early 50s. They live in Cambridge with their two teenage children and beloved golden retriever. Betsy has spent her entire career in the public sector
Financial Ally for Her Next Chapter
Tiffany JonesTiffany is single, in her early 40’s, and a PANK™ (Professional Aunt, No Kids). She decided to retire early after a successful 20-year career in technology sales and start her own consulting business. Initially, Tiffany hired us to create a
Diversification and Discretion For Busy Finance Executives
Susan RiceSusan and her partner, Imani, are both busy executives with two children. Susan works in the investment division of an asset management firm. Because of her role, she needs an advisor who can have discretion over her
Am I Going to Run Out of Money?
Linda GonzalezLinda has been widowed for 15 years. She retired from work 10 years ago, and now owns a beautiful condo in the city. Due to all the recent volatility in the stock market, she has become concerned that she may run out of money to cover her lifestyle
Seeking Sustainable Investing with a Gender Lens
Kristin SeeleyKristin is a single woman and has never had a problem managing her finances. Recently, she has become interested in sustainable and gender lens investing. Yet when she approached her current financial advisor about restructuring her
Young Family – Overwhelmed By Decisions
John and Mary FreedmanJohn and Mary were married three years ago and have a two-year-old son. Mary works in private equity and earns a nice income but a good portion of it is going to be paid over time in the form of “carry” and not available to spend, nor is it very
Help Me Give it All Away!
Hilary ArnoldHilary Arnold, a busy senior executive in the healthcare industry, has saved quite a bit of money over the years. In addition, she comes from an extremely wealthy family and is the beneficiary of several large trusts. Although Hilary is capable of
Can I Afford To Divorce?
Elizabeth AmoryElizabeth Amory has been married for 27 years and has two adult sons. Sadly, the marriage is failing and Elizabeth does not have a clear picture of their finances. Frankly, she doesn’t know whether she can even afford to leave the marriage and
Managing Wealth When On The Cusp Of Retirement
Priya and Manish RaoPriya and Manish have been married for 38 years and have been preparing to begin their retirement soon. Fortunately, Priya’s mother has recently gifted them a large portfolio of municipal bonds, creating a significant financial windfall for
Merging Finances In Your Fifties After Getting Remarried
Joe and Jenny SmithJoe and Jenny Smith are recently married, corporate litigators, both in their early 50s and each have two children from prior marriages. Before coming to Artemis, they had not yet merged their finances, their portfolios, or their households.