Eric Gritter, CFA®, CFP®

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I started investing in 2005 and have been a financial advisor since 2007.  I've seen many sides of the financial industry, including large national firms, insurance, the institutional business, but have a preference for the independent investment advisory firm.  Along the way I've obtained a couple of the most respected (and difficult) designations in our industry - the Certified Financial Planner certification and the Chartered Financial Analyst designation.  As a fiduciary, continuing education that benefits my clients is a priority.  

Every investor wonders about this.  Not everyone always asks.  I've structured my business in such a way that the advisory fees are less than 1% for all of my clients.  My preference is transparency and value.  You shouldn't have to wonder how your advisor gets paid.    

Clearview Capital is a registered investment adviser firm.  I am independent, not beholden to product companies, which mitigates certain conflicts of interest.  Leaning on my background in institutional asset management, I generally manage my clients' assets in-house, using low-cost index ETFs (exchange-traded funds).  

Due to the high-touch, customized approach that is offered I generally work with people who meet the following two criteria:

1. $500,000 in investable assets or high savers.  
2. All-around nice people (you can self-attest to this, but life is too short to spend with those who don't qualify)