Andrew FeitAndrew Feit, CFP®, AIF®Wealth Advisor
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Andrew Feit is a Wealth Advisor with J.P. Morgan Wealth Management. He is a member of The Resnick Group, and delivers advisory guidance to address the sophisticated challenges that high-net-worth individuals and institutional clients face.
With a penchant for building strong connections, Andrew serves as an advocate to help families pursue the goals that are most meaningful to them—using wealth management tools, retirement planning, investment strategies, banking/lending services and more. He collaborates alongside clients' attorneys and accountants to help ensure that all recommendations align with the entirety of each individualized scenario.
Andrew leads the team's efforts to provide fiduciary advisory services to corporate defined contribution plans. He blends his consulting capabilities and planning background to oversee the robust suite of customized services in J.P. Morgan's Defined Contribution Plan Consulting Program.
Andrew is a graduate of the University of Missouri, where he earned a B.S.B.A. with a concentration in Finance and Business from the Trulaske College of Business. While in school, he was the Marketing Coordinator for Rock-a-Thon, a charitable event hosted by Alpha Epsilon Pi, to raise funds for the American Cancer Society.
Acting upon a longtime interest in pursuing a career in financial services, Andrew sought several strategic placements during his time in college to help him develop capabilities in the field. He interned as a Summer Analyst at the Moneta Group, a boutique registered investment advisory. He also served as a Summer Analyst at Fidelity Investments as a rising Senior.
Most recently, Andrew was a Banker with JPMorgan Chase in Dallas, offering holistic planning services for individuals and families. In 2019, he joined The Resnick Group for the opportunity to deliver the power and professional resources of the organization together with the robust wealth management capabilities and experience of his team. He holds the Certified Financial Planner™ designation, which enables him to formulate customized approaches that help target short- and long-term objectives.
Originally from St. Louis, Andrew lives in downtown Chicago. He is active in the Young Leadership Division of the Jewish United Fund. When not in the office, he enjoys golfing, listening to live music, football season and spending time with his family.
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