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cmassimo@wealthenhancement.com


Charles Massimo is a dedicated financial advisor with a profound passion for empowering women in transition, affluent individuals nearing retirement, and families impacted by autism. Drawing on years of expertise, Charles takes a deeply personal approach to wealth management, recognizing that financial planning is as much about understanding dreams and goals as it is about numbers.



Charles has a remarkable ability to take even the most complex financial situations and break them down into smaller, more understandable pieces. This approach allows his clients to gain clarity and confidence as they craft plans to address their unique and often intricate financial needs.



Whether supporting women through significant life changes, guiding retirees in securing their legacies, or helping families navigate the unique challenges of autism, Charles provides tailored strategies that resonate with his clients’ aspirations and circumstances.



Known for his genuine care and interest in his clients' personal and professional goals, Charles builds lasting relationships founded on trust and understanding. His mission is not just to manage wealth but to simplify the complexities of financial planning, empowering his clients with peace of mind and a clear path to a prosperous future.



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Education

  • BA, Psychology and Business, Manhattanville College

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Start the year strong with 5 simple New Year’s resolutions tailored for business owners. Boost productivity, improve finances, and set your business up for success in the new year and beyond!
Charlie Massimo

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Estate planning makes good financial sense, but it's hard to get started if you don't know what you're doing (or why you're doing it). In my practice, I've found inspiration in Simon Sinek's "Start with Why" approach. Framing estate planning discussions with "why" is an effective tactic to simplify the process.
Charlie Massimo

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It can be uncomfortable for parents to discuss inheritance details with their children. Talking about money in general tends to be difficult for most people, but it can be especially challenging to talk about with your children. Will they understand where the money is coming from? Do they have experience managing money? What sort of effect could a sudden influx of cash have on them?
Charlie Massimo

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Do you ever watch a campaign speech and wonder, “What is driving this person?” Why is a political office so important that candidates put in 16-hour days, seven days a week, for weeks on end to earn your vote? They have ideas on ways to make things better, sure. The desires for power and prestige certainly play a role as well. But there is something more: the desire to leave a mark – a legacy that will endure beyond their term in office.
Charlie Massimo

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Have you been trying to “get ahead?” It can be difficult not to. But there are a couple problems with getting ahead: Against whom do you measure “getting ahead,” and is it possible to get ahead without someone else getting behind? How far ahead do you need to get, and when will you know you’re there? Maybe instead of getting ahead, we should simply focus on having enough. How might that change the way we behave, treat other people or see the world?
Charlie Massimo

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