Patrick NoonanPatrick NoonanWealth Advisor
About Patrick
Patrick J. Noonan is a Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Patrick works with high-net-worth individuals and families, corporate executives and business owners to help manage the complexities of significant wealth. He focuses on long-term relationships across multiple generations and provides strategies aligned with clients' goals while helping simplify their financial lives.
As a member of the Peter C. Noonan Group, Patrick collaborates with his team to deliver thoughtful, personalized advice that reflects each client's priorities. He draws on the global capabilities of J.P. Morgan to offer a disciplined, client-first approach supported by the firm's broad resources and scale.
Patrick joined J.P. Morgan in 2025. Previously, he was an Investment Banking Analyst with Alantra in Boston for over three years. He holds a B.S. in Finance from Providence College.
In his free time, Patrick enjoys playing golf, exercising, reading and exploring his South Boston neighborhood.
Insights
Wealth Planning
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Fraud
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Markets and Economy
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Asset titling: How to title your assets for estate planning
October 23, 2026Asset titling can help ensure that your property and investments are passed down the way you intend. Learn how individual, joint, pay-on-death and trust ownership options compare.Read NowMarkets and Economy
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Should you consider options trading or skip it?
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October 21, 2026With the increasing complexity of fraud schemes, it’s important your kids understand how to keep their accounts and personal information safe.Read NowFamily Legacy
Caring for aging relatives: financial conversations and planning
October 21, 2026As your parents, in-laws and other loved ones grow older, you may need to be more involved in their care, including financial conversations and planning.Read NowCybersecurity
How to protect your privacy with smart devices at home
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Helping older and vulnerable loved ones avoid scams
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Inflation, yields and equities: When does the pressure actually matter?
October 16, 2026Equities have remained resilient despite elevated inflation and higher yields. Earnings may determine how long that resilience lasts.Read Now
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