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Range

Range

Financial Services

McLean, Virginia 3,805 followers

Range is the all-in-one wealth management dashboard and expert advisory service that empowers high earners.

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Range is the all-in-one wealth management dashboard and expert advisory service that empowers high earners to get the most out of their money with investment services, retirement planning, estate planning, tax planning, insurance optimization, and more.

Industry
Financial Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
McLean, Virginia
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2020

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  • When authenticity meets precision: we're proud to welcome PGA Tour professional Michael Kim to the Range team! From his early days as a standout at Cal Berkeley to becoming the 2013 Haskins Award winner, Michael's path exemplifies dedication and strategic thinking. Born in Seoul but raised in San Diego, he has built a remarkable career through persistence and precision—qualities that culminated in his breakthrough 8-stroke victory at the 2018 John Deere Classic. What connects us? Michael's transparency and candid insights into life on tour have earned him a loyal following who appreciate his genuine approach—values that mirror our commitment to radical transparency in wealth management. "Michael's journey of overcoming challenges while maintaining focus on long-term success perfectly aligns with how we help clients navigate their financial futures," says Fahad Hassan, our Co-Founder & CEO. Watch for the Range logo as Michael competes on the PGA Tour. Like Michael's approach—precise, consistent, and effective—our comprehensive financial platform delivers results that matter. Read the full announcement at the link in our bio. #RangeTeam #MichaelKim #PGATour #WealthManagement

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    Welcome Claire Cantrell to Range as an Account Executive! Claire's path to Range wasn't conventional. She spent her early career as an educator, teaching students in Virginia before taking her skills internationally to Spain and Singapore. Those years in the classroom honed her ability to communicate complex concepts with clarity – a skill that would prove invaluable in her next chapter. Five years ago, Claire made a pivot into technology sales, most recently at a company focused on improving employee financial wellbeing. This experience gave her insight into the challenges faced by busy professionals trying to navigate their financial futures. What drew Claire to Range? "I enjoy working at fast-paced startups where I am surrounded by highly motivated people," she explains. "I appreciate that Range is making wealth management more accessible and affordable for busy adults." Her self-described superpower is "bringing out the best in others" – a perfect fit for our client-centered approach. Building relationships isn't just a professional skill for Claire; it's a personal value that guides her work. When not helping clients optimize their financial strategies, Claire can be found on horseback in far-flung destinations. One of her most memorable adventures? Galloping beside the ancient pyramids in Egypt. Range continues to build a team of exceptional talent who bring diverse perspectives to wealth management. Claire's background in education, technology sales, and financial wellbeing adds another valuable dimension to our capabilities. #WealthManagement #FinTech #TeamRange #FinancialPlanning

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  • Recession? The warning lights aren't flashing just yet. The markets have been jittery since Trump's tariff announcement, but beneath the headlines, our most reliable economic fortune tellers—credit markets—aren't sounding alarm bells. Investment-grade credit spreads remain stable, and high-yield spreads haven't yet crossed into danger territory. This volatility feels different because it's self-inflicted. We're watching policy-driven market reactions rather than fundamental economic breakdown. Both the administration and Fed have their hands on the controls and can ease up if conditions deteriorate—built-in circuit breakers that don't exist with external shocks. Investors should still prepare for potential market weakness. History shows nearly half of all bear markets occurred without economic recessions, and we haven't reached "full capitulation" where valuations become irresistibly attractive. For your portfolio, what should you focus on? Comment "insights" below and we'll share our full analysis of tariff shocks and what it all means for your money. #MarketOutlook #InvestmentStrategy #PortfolioDiversification

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  • Market drawdowns happen throughout history and will continue. During periods of uncertainty, focus on what you control: -Maintain appropriate asset allocation based on time horizon and risk tolerance -Minimize investment costs and tax impacts -Make consistent contributions to investment accounts -Rebalance periodically to maintain target allocation Remember: markets have always recovered, though timing is unpredictable. Maintaining perspective helps avoid emotional decisions that might cause you to miss the eventual recovery. Visit our Learning Hub at the link in bio for more guidance during this volatile time. #FinancialPlanning #WealthStrategy #InvestmentPrinciples

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  • Trump's new tariffs: Markets finally get it's not a bluff. Markets are increasingly buying into how serious this administration is with tariffs. Yesterday was clear - they're not backing down. Does the administration care about stock markets? Not their priority right now. What's interesting: • Bond markets are up • 10-year yields (driving mortgage rates) are down • Administration feels emboldened by their election mandate • US economy is relatively healthy compared to global peers It's a classic prisoner's dilemma. Our trading partners have much more to lose than we do, but cooperation is essential. Without it, market turbulence continues. For more economic insights during these trade tensions, visit our Learning Hub in bio. #TariffImpact #MarketStrategy

  • Wednesday's tariff update sent shockwaves through the global markets. Let's break down what this means: What was announced: * Minimum 10% base level tariff announced for every country * Higher tariff rates for certain nations based on reciprocity * Door left open for relief to countries willing to negotiate What this means for the market: * Potential for increased consumer prices across sectors * Supply chain disruptions as companies adjust sourcing * Market volatility as investors price in economic impact This appears to be a negotiation tactic rather than a final position. The administration is essentially saying "this is our starting point" while signaling willingness to walk back tariffs if countries make certain concessions. The critical variable? Whether other nations retaliate, which could escalate trade tensions further and potentially trigger broader market reactions. Check out our Learning Hub at the link in our bio for deeper analysis from our investment team on how these tariff developments might affect your specific portfolio positions. #InvestmentStrategy #GlobalTrade #MarketAnalysis #TariffImpact #PortfolioManagement

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    Trump's new tariffs rocked the market. A 10% baseline on ALL imports with rates up to 60%+ for some countries? Wall Street wasn't prepared for this scale. As President Trump announced this wave of new tariffs taking average levies to their highest in more than a century, investors saw very little to celebrate. These new import taxes, explicitly designed to "redraw the global order," represent an historic shock to the world economy that will shake both US allies and rivals like China. Let's break down what happened and how to think about it: What actually happened yesterday: - A minimum 10% baseline tariff on ALL imports takes effect this Saturday - Additional "reciprocal" tariffs go into place April 9 - Rates much higher for some countries based on what they charge us - China faces a 67% rate, EU 20%, and some as high as 90%+ Market reaction: - Markets were looking for clarity but didn't get it - We're in a global game of "chicken" with little visibility into what the trading landscape will look like - The administration went big and is taking an incredibly tough stance Key insights our team is watching: 1. This is a deliberate shock, not an accident - Unlike market disruptions like the 2008 financial crisis, this one is wholly intentional - The administration feels it has a mandate and a strong US economy gives them leverage 2. Economic impact could be substantial - Economists estimate these tariffs would raise about $400 billion in revenue annually (1.3% of GDP) - The result would be a hit to purchasing power and contraction in real disposable personal income 3. Your diversified portfolio is working - Portfolios with exposure to bonds and international equities are significantly outperforming the S&P 500 right now 4. The Fed is watching closely - The Fed views pricing impacts from tariffs as transitory and is focused on growth - They have capacity to stimulate the economy if needed So what should you do? Check out our Learning Hub at bit.ly/3R0V9Pa for more market insights from our team.

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    Welcome Jacob Stafford to Range as a Senior Account Executive! Jacob joined Range after discovering our platform solved his own wealth management challenges. His journey spans from United States Air Force Command and Control to Private Wealth Advisor at Goldman Sachs. Following military service, he pursued his passion for financial markets, completing his MBA and building expertise in markets and asset management. His connection to Range started as a client. "I was drawn to Range because it's different than every product or service on the market," Jacob explains. "As someone who always tracked my family assets on spreadsheets, Range simplified my life and put a real plan in place to ensure financial security for my children." Jacob brings unique qualifications to his Senior Account Executive role: • Military leadership and precision from Air Force service • Financial expertise developed at Goldman Sachs • First-hand experience as a Range client His mission now focuses on helping others achieve the clarity and security he found through Range's comprehensive approach to complex wealth management. Welcome to the team, Jacob! #WealthManagement #FinancialPlanning #FinancialSecurity

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  • China faces 54% tariff rate. EU hit with 20%. Vietnam at 46%. Trump just announced the biggest trade policy shift in decades, imposing base 10% tariffs on ALL imports with higher rates for 60 countries. Key details you need to know: • Base 10% tariff on all imports to US • Additional rates for countries with "trade imbalances" • China faces steepest tariff at 54% (includes existing 20% fentanyl duty) • Vietnam (46%), Bangladesh (37%), Taiwan (32%), Japan (24%) • Implementation: Base tariffs start midnight Saturday; higher duties April 9 • Canada/Mexico exempt while current 25% migration tariffs remain • Exemptions for USMCA-compliant goods • Steel, aluminum, autos already under tariffs exempt from new scheme Impact on markets: • Equity markets fell 2%+ • Automakers (Ford, GM, Tesla) shares declined • Oil prices initially dropped, then rebounded • Mexican peso up 0.8%, Canadian dollar gained 0.5% Stay tuned for more thoughts from our team as the ongoing tariffs implementations evolve. #TariffPolicy #GlobalTrade #PortfolioStrategy #WealthManagement #MarketImpact https://bloom.bg/3Ruts1g

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  • The S&P 500 is down. Magnificent 7 stocks have taken a significant hit. What does this mean for your investment strategy? This market correction presents five strategic opportunities: 1. Tax-loss harvesting - Offset capital gains by selling investments at a loss - Ideally automated through your wealth management platform 2. Portfolio rebalancing - Market shifts create natural opportunities to reset allocations - Execute transitions tax-efficiently during volatility - Maintain your risk tolerance while capitalizing on market movements 3. Strategic cash deployment - Better entry points exist now than just months ago - Consider previously overvalued sectors now at more reasonable valuations 4. Emotional discipline check - Market drops test your investment thesis - Review your financial plan, not just market headlines - Historical perspective shows recoveries follow corrections 5. Long-term perspective recalibration - Short-term volatility often creates long-term value - Focus on fundamentals, not daily price movements Market corrections happen frequently throughout history. The investors who maintain discipline and execute smart tactics during volatility often emerge stronger. Check out our Learning Hub at the link in bio for more practical insights from our team. #WealthManagement #InvestmentStrategy #FinancialPlanning #MarketVolatility

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