WealthTech on Deck Celebrating 150 Episodes of WealthTech on Deck with Jack Sharry
WealthTech on Deck has become a go-to podcast for industry professionals seeking insights and perspectives on the future of financial advice. In the first 150 episodes, the podcast has featured a wide range of guests from across the wealth management industry, and provided listeners with valuable insight into the changing landscape of financial services.
In this episode, Jack Sharry, EVP and Chief Growth Officer at LifeYield, reflects on the first 150 episodes of the show. He highlights five important themes shaping the future of financial services: the rise of the Unified Managed Household (UMH), tax optimization, retirement planning, organic growth, and the impact of AI in wealth technology. Jack also shares lessons learned from the show’s guests, who are a fascinating collection of strategists, disruptors, thinkers, doers, innovators, and business leaders who chart the future of their companies and the industry.
Key Takeaways
- [02:26] - The most intriguing themes in financial services today.
- [03:59] - Why Unified Managed Household [UMH] is the top trend in financial services.
- [07:31] - The shift to multi-account tech smart management.
- [08:39] - A list of past and upcoming guests on WealthTech on Deck.
- [12:07] - Why tax is one of the most important aspects of portfolio management.
- [15:51] - How large wealth management firms reshape retirement planning.
- [18:52] - Modernizing annuities.
- [21:19] - The role of organic growth in an advisory firm’s success.
- [25:10] - The impact of AI on financial services.
- [30:34] - Jack's passions outside of work.
Quotes
[04:23] - "The UMH (Unified Managed Household) is what investors want and need. The UMH premise is simple, but the execution is hard." ~ Jack Sharry
[12:45] - "Clients have given up on beating the market. They learned the hard way that buying high and selling low doesn't work. Now, it's about how much they keep. They're concerned about protecting what they've built." ~ Jack Sharry
[14:26] - "Taxes are the single biggest cost investors incur, and they're complicated. The biggest impact of improving outcomes comes from minimizing taxes. The more accounts you manage tax efficiently, the better the client's results—that's tax alpha." ~ Jack Sharry
[29:27] - "AI leads to an easy button for financial advisors. It will optimize their clients' portfolios to address risk, minimize their taxes, and optimize their retirement income, combined with social security. It will coordinate with their workplace retirement accounts and all their other accounts and holdings." ~ Jack Sharry
Links
- Jack Sharry on LinkedIn
- Len Reinhart
- Jim Seuffert
- Rose Palazzo
- Charles Smith
- Eric Lordi
- Roger Paradiso
- Matthew Belnap
- LPL Financial
- Envestnet
- Edmund Murphy
- Empower
- Aaron Schumm
- Vestwell
- Brian McDonald
- Morgan Stanley
- Jed Finn
- Morgan Stanley Wealth Management
- Reed Colley
- Summit Wealth
- Michael Liersch
- Wells Fargo
- Laura Varas
- Hearts & Wallets
- J.P. Morgan
- Playbook
- David Hegarty
- Larry Fink
- BlackRock
- Vanguard
- Franklin Templeton
- Voice of the American Workplace Survey
- Jasmin Jirele
- Allianz Life
- Corey Walther
- Chad Virgin
- Thomas Buckingham
- Nassau Financial Group
- Tim Seifert
- Lincoln Financial
- David Lau
- DPL Financial Partners
- Paula Nelson
- Global Atlantic Financial Group
- David Blanchett
- PGIM DC Solutions
- Chip Roame
- Tiburon Strategic Advisors
- Tiburon CEO Summits
- FA Mag
- Fidelity Investments
- Charles Schwab
- Edward Jones
- Merrill Lynch
- EY
- Nalika Nanayakara
- Jud Mackrill
- Milemarker
- Mammoth Technology
- Jonathan Michael
- Wealth Advisors
- Dr. Vinay Nair
- TIFIN
- Amy Young
- Microsoft
- Eric Arnold
- Hail Education
- Mad River Reflection by Jack Sharry
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