About Paul McNulty

A financial advisor serving Boston, MA, Paul McNulty has over 20 years of experience helping people navigate the ups and downs of the economy toward the financial future they envision. His education consists of a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Rhode Island and the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP®) professional designation, which required advanced coursework in taxes, retirement planning, wealth transfer, investments, insurance, and other financial issues.

Meet Paul



Social Security Income Planning

Social Security Income Planning helps maximize your social security benefits so that you get the most out of your retirement plan.


Retirement Planning

Retirement is simply a transition from your asset accumulation phase to a time where you will begin to spend down what you’ve earned over your lifetime.


Investment Management

For many, the greatest threat to a secure retirement is longevity. Having your savings grow consistently even after retirement is essential.


Wealth Management

Wealth Management addresses all key areas of your financial situation from investments to accounting, tax and estate planning.

retirement savings in a money jar

Retirement Planning

Planning for retirement is the top concern for most of our clients. However, retirement is not a one-time event or an end to our planning. Retirement is simply a transition from your asset accumulation phase to a time where you will begin to spend down what you’ve earned over your lifetime.

Our goal is to help pre-retirees make sure they have enough savings to retire by helping them maximize their retirement plan allocations. We want retirees to get the income streams they need through Social Security, annuities, and retirement plan distributions.

Retirement Planning

A Cup of Coffee and a Second Opinion

We would love to sit down with you and offer a free review of your retirement plan.

Latest Blog Posts

Our 2021 Midyear Market Update

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP®  It felt like 2020 would never end, so it’s hard to believe we’re already halfway through 2021. And having been reminded of the harsh reality that we cannot predict

The Difference Between 401(k)s And Pension Plans

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP®  With many kinds of retirement plans, it can be hard to tell the differences between them at first glance. Two of the biggest types of retirement plans offered by employers

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