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The Washington Post: How Ron Carson, Top-Ranked Financial Adviser, Protects Assets In Times Of Turmoil:


5/21/2012

The Washington Post, October 5, 2011

The Washington Post: How Ron Carson, Top-Ranked Financial Adviser, Protects Assets In Times Of Turmoil

By Erin Schulte

 

In times of market turmoil - like the stomach-churning third quarter - investors might wish they could sit down with the nation's leading professionals and pick their brains.

 

Here's your chance: Ron Carson, founder and chief executive of Carson Wealth Management, a wealth-planning firm in Omaha, has for five years been named the No. 1 independent adviser in the United States by Registered Rep. magazine, a top industry publication for financial advisers. (Turns out "the Oracle" isn't the only guy in Omaha worth listening to.)

 

Carson Wealth Management uses an investment strategy it calls "advance and protect" that actively reallocates portfolios according to market risk and reward. It's catching on - in 2008 and 2009, when many other firms were shrinking, Carson Wealth Management was welcoming record numbers of new clients. We spoke with Carson about how he's adjusting his clients' portfolios in the face of market volatility.

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