Greg McGeeGreg McGee, CFP®Vice PresidentWealth Advisor
About Greg
Greg McGee is a Vice President and Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Greg is a member of The Hill Group, a team of highly experienced investment and wealth planning professionals who provide financial guidance to a select number of executives, founders and foundations. He leverages the breadth of J.P. Morgan's extensive platform to customize appropriate strategies for specific client needs.
With over 10 years of experience in financial services, Greg began his career with Brown Brothers Harriman in Boston and joined J.P. Morgan in 2013. He earned his M.B.A. with High Honors from Boston University and holds a B.A. in Political Science and Spanish from Boston College.
Greg currently lives in Arlington, Massachusetts, with his wife and three young children. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and trying new restaurants in Boston.
He holds FINRA Series 7 and 66 securities licenses.
CFP Board owns the marks CFP® and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® in the U.S.
Insights
Family Legacy
Money and me, money and we: Helping your children become stewards of family wealth
August 27, 2026Raising children to steward family wealth takes early, intentional learning and open conversations about money, values and responsibility.Read Now
Investing
‘Volatility and seasonality aren’t destiny’: Why September is historically the worst month for stocks
August 26, 2026September is known on Wall Street as the worst month for stocks. Learn what the “September effect” is, why it happens, and how to prepare your portfolio for volatility.Read Now
Family Legacy
Insight 5: Continually evolve and renew the ownership portfolio
August 26, 2026Building resilience by expecting, preparing for and welcoming change is important for the longevity of generative families.Read Now
Markets and Economy
How AI adoption by small businesses could reshape the economy – and what that means for investors
August 25, 2026Small businesses are adopting AI faster, especially newer firms. If usage shifts from experimentation to integration, it could reshape productivity and competition, with implications for investors beyond Big Tech.Read Now
Investing
What Fed rate hikes and cuts mean for your brokerage account
August 25, 2026Fed rate hikes and cuts can affect what you earn on cash, how bonds move and how stocks are valued. Here’s what changes inside your brokerage account.Read Now
Family Legacy
Insight 8: Work together to build a better world
August 25, 2026Beyond business acumen, instilling a philanthropic spirit and strong sense of mission can be key to inspiring and integrating the next generation into the family business.Read Now
Wealth Planning
The Great Wealth Transfer: Estate planning, gifting and tax strategies for ’givers’
August 24, 2026Learn the pros and cons of lifetime giving, trusts and wills, and setting clear expectations for heirs when passing down wealth to the next generation.Read Now
Investing
Gold as a safe haven for investors – and how it can work in a diversified portfolio
August 24, 2026Gold can be a safe haven and still rise alongside stocks. Here’s what drives gold, how it can diversify a portfolio and why our strategists still like it for the rest of 2026.Read Now
Markets and Economy
From Tokyo to London to Washington, debt is in the doghouse
August 21, 2026Global bond yields are climbing as the era of exceptionally low long-term rates becomes harder to justify.Read NowFamily Legacy
Money and me, money and we: Helping your children become stewards of family wealth
August 27, 2026Raising children to steward family wealth takes early, intentional learning and open conversations about money, values and responsibility.Read NowInvesting
‘Volatility and seasonality aren’t destiny’: Why September is historically the worst month for stocks
August 26, 2026September is known on Wall Street as the worst month for stocks. Learn what the “September effect” is, why it happens, and how to prepare your portfolio for volatility.Read NowFamily Legacy
Insight 5: Continually evolve and renew the ownership portfolio
August 26, 2026Building resilience by expecting, preparing for and welcoming change is important for the longevity of generative families.Read NowMarkets and Economy
How AI adoption by small businesses could reshape the economy – and what that means for investors
August 25, 2026Small businesses are adopting AI faster, especially newer firms. If usage shifts from experimentation to integration, it could reshape productivity and competition, with implications for investors beyond Big Tech.Read NowInvesting
What Fed rate hikes and cuts mean for your brokerage account
August 25, 2026Fed rate hikes and cuts can affect what you earn on cash, how bonds move and how stocks are valued. Here’s what changes inside your brokerage account.Read NowFamily Legacy
Insight 8: Work together to build a better world
August 25, 2026Beyond business acumen, instilling a philanthropic spirit and strong sense of mission can be key to inspiring and integrating the next generation into the family business.Read NowWealth Planning
The Great Wealth Transfer: Estate planning, gifting and tax strategies for ’givers’
August 24, 2026Learn the pros and cons of lifetime giving, trusts and wills, and setting clear expectations for heirs when passing down wealth to the next generation.Read NowInvesting
Gold as a safe haven for investors – and how it can work in a diversified portfolio
August 24, 2026Gold can be a safe haven and still rise alongside stocks. Here’s what drives gold, how it can diversify a portfolio and why our strategists still like it for the rest of 2026.Read NowMarkets and Economy
From Tokyo to London to Washington, debt is in the doghouse
August 21, 2026Global bond yields are climbing as the era of exceptionally low long-term rates becomes harder to justify.Read Now
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