Joe VoccolaJoe VoccolaClient Associate
About Joe
Joe Voccola is a Client Associate at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Before joining the firm with his colleagues in 2023, Joe held a similar title at First Republic, where he spent one year.
Joe is a talented multi-tasker. In addition to managing the group's operations, he organizes client events, prepares documents, handles transactions, account administration, money transfers and journal entries, and introduces clients to the firm's time-saving technology.
More than anything, Joe enjoys talking with clients and the satisfaction that comes from addressing issues that can occupy their time and weigh on their minds.
Joe earned a B.A. at Union College, where he majored in Economics, minored in Spanish, and played linebacker on the varsity football team. A native of Rhode Island, he lives in Manhattan where he "quietly" supports his Red Sox, Patriots and Bruins. Joe also enjoys exploring new neighborhoods, working out and playing the piano
Insights
Investing
Selling stock under a 10b5-1 plan
January 15, 2026If you’re a corporate insider, you have to decide whether to sell company stock, including vesting restricted stock units (RSUs) and options, through a 10b5-1 plan.Read Now
Family Legacy
New J.P. Morgan research sheds light on the wealth dialogue between generations
January 15, 2026New research from J.P. Morgan’s Family Wealth Institute dives into the complex dynamics of talking about family wealth and why some may find it challenging.Read Now
Wealth Planning
Providing for children with special needs
January 15, 2026It can be important to structure gifts to a special needs beneficiary if you don’t want the beneficiary to be disqualified from receiving government benefits.Read Now
Markets and Economy
December 2025 CPI report released: What the data means and how it might affect interest rates
January 13, 2026December's Consumer Price Index (CPI) release added fresh insight on inflation at year-end. Here's what recent price trends and a weaker job market may signal for the Federal Reserve and investors in 2026.Read Now
Markets and Economy
What the December 2025 jobs report told us about the labor market – and what it could mean for interest rates
January 12, 2026With the labor market cooling but showing signs of stabilizing, December 2025’s jobs report could set expectations for interest rates, wages and hiring trends in 2026.Read Now
Markets and Economy
Expansion mode: 3 signs of resilience in the US economy
January 9, 2026Despite the risks, we’re seeing favorable conditions for the U.S. economy. Here’s why we’re leaning pro-growth in 2026.Read Now
Wealth Planning
Asset protection
January 9, 2026Often, people are able to achieve sufficient asset protection by employing very simple strategies.Read Now
Investing
What to do with your year-end bonus in a changing interest rate environment
January 6, 2026Even as interest rates change, you can put your year-end bonus to work with a mix of liquidity options that may help you preserve capital and potentially earn income in the short term.Read Now
Technology
How advances in artificial intelligence may change health care
January 5, 2026Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform health care, and drug discovery and diagnostics are two areas that could benefit. Learn more here.Read NowInvesting
Selling stock under a 10b5-1 plan
January 15, 2026If you’re a corporate insider, you have to decide whether to sell company stock, including vesting restricted stock units (RSUs) and options, through a 10b5-1 plan.Read NowFamily Legacy
New J.P. Morgan research sheds light on the wealth dialogue between generations
January 15, 2026New research from J.P. Morgan’s Family Wealth Institute dives into the complex dynamics of talking about family wealth and why some may find it challenging.Read NowWealth Planning
Providing for children with special needs
January 15, 2026It can be important to structure gifts to a special needs beneficiary if you don’t want the beneficiary to be disqualified from receiving government benefits.Read NowMarkets and Economy
December 2025 CPI report released: What the data means and how it might affect interest rates
January 13, 2026December's Consumer Price Index (CPI) release added fresh insight on inflation at year-end. Here's what recent price trends and a weaker job market may signal for the Federal Reserve and investors in 2026.Read NowMarkets and Economy
What the December 2025 jobs report told us about the labor market – and what it could mean for interest rates
January 12, 2026With the labor market cooling but showing signs of stabilizing, December 2025’s jobs report could set expectations for interest rates, wages and hiring trends in 2026.Read NowMarkets and Economy
Expansion mode: 3 signs of resilience in the US economy
January 9, 2026Despite the risks, we’re seeing favorable conditions for the U.S. economy. Here’s why we’re leaning pro-growth in 2026.Read NowWealth Planning
Asset protection
January 9, 2026Often, people are able to achieve sufficient asset protection by employing very simple strategies.Read NowInvesting
What to do with your year-end bonus in a changing interest rate environment
January 6, 2026Even as interest rates change, you can put your year-end bonus to work with a mix of liquidity options that may help you preserve capital and potentially earn income in the short term.Read NowTechnology
How advances in artificial intelligence may change health care
January 5, 2026Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform health care, and drug discovery and diagnostics are two areas that could benefit. Learn more here.Read Now
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