Van Hulzen Asset Management Ranks 36th in CNBC FA 100
For the fifth year in a row, CNBC has unveiled its ranking of top financial advisors. The CNBC FA 100 recognizes those advisory firms that best help clients navigate their financial lives, and our Van Hulzen team is honored to be ranked #36 in the nation.
The CNBC FA Top 100 List is compiled using a rigorous methodology that evaluates various factors, including assets under management (AUM), revenue generation, industry experience, and regulatory record. The analysis encompassed over 40,000 investment advisory firms across the entire country. Our culture and key goals such as 1) emphasizing the importance of delivering exceptional service, 2) maintaining the highest ethical standards, and 3) providing innovative solutions to our clients, aligns well with the CNBC standards and measurements.
This achievement would not have been possible without your trust and support. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to serve you and help you achieve your financial goals. Your continued confidence in our services has played a pivotal role in positioning Van Hulzen Asset Management as a leader in the industry.
As we celebrate this recognition from our industry, we want to express our deepest gratitude for your partnership. We remain committed to delivering personalized investment strategies tailored to your unique needs and providing unparalleled service every step of the way. Moving forward, we will continue to build upon this success by staying true to our core values, fostering a culture of innovation, and ensuring that your financial well-being remains our top priority.
Once again, congratulations to each and every one of you in assisting us in this industry-wide-recognition and achievement. Thank-you for being part of the Van Hulzen Asset Management family.
* Investment advisory services offered through Van Hulzen Asset Management, insurance products and services through Citadel, an affiliated company. Any references to guarantees relate only to insurance products and are based solely on the claims paying ability of the underwriting company.