Amy SpikerAmy SpikerRelationship Manager
About Amy
Amy Spiker is a Relationship Manager at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
As a Relationship Manager on the HDYG Team, Amy brings deep experience and a strategies-oriented approach to every client interaction. With more than fifteen years of experience in the wealth management industry, she consistently embodies the team’s standards and service model by delivering proactive, high-touch service. She partners closely with advisors and associates to support and grow client relationships.
Amy began her career as a Client Associate at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, then worked at Heritage Wealth Strategies before moving to First Republic Wealth Management in 2015 to join the HDYG Team. In 2020, Amy transitioned to another role within the firm before rejoining the team in 2026.
Amy earned a B.A. in English from Tufts University and a B.F.A. from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, MA. She holds FINRA Series 7, 66, and 24 securities licenses.
An Oregon native, Amy loves to cook and bake, and volunteers caring for cats at the Oregon Humane Society.
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Markets and Economy
Are Fed officials changing their tone ahead of October’s FOMC meeting? Here’s what they’re saying
October 12, 2026Several Fed officials have struck a more hawkish tone in speeches ahead of October’s FOMC meeting. Here's what they're saying, what the dot plot suggests, and the key dates and reports that could shift expectations.Read Now
Markets and Economy
What risks? Earnings are up and to the right
October 9, 2026Earnings strength is spreading beyond the handful of mega-cap names that have dominated index-level returns.Read Now
Family Legacy
Make philanthropy a family affair
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Markets and Economy
Oil prices in 2026: How are WTI crude and Brent crude performing so far this year? Why does it matter for investors?
October 7, 2026Oil prices have been high in 2026 as supply risks and demand expectations collided. Learn what’s driving WTI and Brent crude – and why oil matters for inflation, rates and markets.Read Now
Retirement
Why a 401(k) and high-yield savings account may not be enough
October 6, 2026Maxing out your 401(k) contributions is a good start, but long-term investing shouldn’t stop there. Learn more here.Read Now
Investing
Securities-based lending strategies: Understanding fixed vs. floating rates
October 6, 2026While promotional offers may let you lock in seemingly attractive rates on loans against your portfolio, it’s important to consider all the conditions beyond just the headline rate.Read Now
Markets and Economy
A calm index, a restless market
October 2, 2026As stocks and bonds increasingly move in sync, the headline rally can hide a quiet repricing. We explore why dispersion is back.Read Now
Markets and Economy
Which industries are most affected by Fed rate hikes?
October 1, 2026When the Federal Reserve hikes interest rates, borrowing costs, customer demand and valuations across industries may be impacted, from real estate and small businesses to AI data centers.Read Now
Markets and Economy
Data centers meet democracy: The backlash to the AI buildout
October 1, 2026As U.S. congressional elections approach, rising electricity prices have elevated data center oversight as a rare bipartisan issue.Read NowMarkets and Economy
Are Fed officials changing their tone ahead of October’s FOMC meeting? Here’s what they’re saying
October 12, 2026Several Fed officials have struck a more hawkish tone in speeches ahead of October’s FOMC meeting. Here's what they're saying, what the dot plot suggests, and the key dates and reports that could shift expectations.Read NowMarkets and Economy
What risks? Earnings are up and to the right
October 9, 2026Earnings strength is spreading beyond the handful of mega-cap names that have dominated index-level returns.Read NowFamily Legacy
Make philanthropy a family affair
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Oil prices in 2026: How are WTI crude and Brent crude performing so far this year? Why does it matter for investors?
October 7, 2026Oil prices have been high in 2026 as supply risks and demand expectations collided. Learn what’s driving WTI and Brent crude – and why oil matters for inflation, rates and markets.Read NowRetirement
Why a 401(k) and high-yield savings account may not be enough
October 6, 2026Maxing out your 401(k) contributions is a good start, but long-term investing shouldn’t stop there. Learn more here.Read NowInvesting
Securities-based lending strategies: Understanding fixed vs. floating rates
October 6, 2026While promotional offers may let you lock in seemingly attractive rates on loans against your portfolio, it’s important to consider all the conditions beyond just the headline rate.Read NowMarkets and Economy
A calm index, a restless market
October 2, 2026As stocks and bonds increasingly move in sync, the headline rally can hide a quiet repricing. We explore why dispersion is back.Read NowMarkets and Economy
Which industries are most affected by Fed rate hikes?
October 1, 2026When the Federal Reserve hikes interest rates, borrowing costs, customer demand and valuations across industries may be impacted, from real estate and small businesses to AI data centers.Read NowMarkets and Economy
Data centers meet democracy: The backlash to the AI buildout
October 1, 2026As U.S. congressional elections approach, rising electricity prices have elevated data center oversight as a rare bipartisan issue.Read Now
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