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Heirloom Wealth was created for successful families who wanted more from their advisor than products, jargon, and performance that was hard to verify.
After years inside large national firms, Heirloom’s founders saw how conflicted many advice models had become—where cross-selling targets, proprietary products, and platform restrictions often sat between clients and truly objective guidance. They left that world to build something different from the ground up: a firm where advice is transparent, incentives are simple, and every decision is made on the same side of the table as the client.
The name Heirloom reflects that purpose. To the team, an heirloom is “something of great value that you want to keep and protect” across generations. Managing a family’s wealth—and the future it funds—is treated with that same level of gravity and care.
Heirloom’s mission, in plain language, is to help people live well. That means giving high-net-worth clients the clarity, confidence, and peace of mind to enjoy the life they’ve worked for, while the firm organizes and manages the financial complexity behind the scenes. Clients are encouraged to go live their lives fully; Heirloom’s role is to ensure their plan and portfolio can support it.
“Am I truly getting objective advice?”
“How exactly have my investments performed?”
“Is anyone connecting my investments, taxes, estate plan, and cash flow into one coherent strategy?”
This page is designed to show you how Heirloom answers “yes” to all three.
Heirloom defines wealth management as “everything your money touches”—investment management, tax planning, retirement income, estate and legacy planning, business and equity-comp issues, debt, cash flow, and more.
The firm combines:
Comprehensive wealth management – portfolio design, risk management, retirement income, and multi-generational planning.
Proactive tax strategy – in-house tax expertise and advanced planning that looks forward instead of simply reporting what already happened.
Bringing those disciplines under one roof allows Heirloom to make coordinated decisions instead of isolated ones—so investment, tax, and estate moves are designed to work together rather than at cross-purposes.
Heirloom operates as a fee-based fiduciary. Clients pay an asset-based advisory fee, and Heirloom does not receive commissions for selling investment products. That structure is intended to keep incentives straightforward: when clients do well and stay on plan, the firm does well; if they do not see value and leave, the firm’s revenue decreases.
Key elements of this philosophy include:
Fiduciary standard – advice is given with a commitment to act in clients’ best interests and to avoid or disclose conflicts of interest.
Independence – as a federally registered investment adviser, Heirloom is not bound to a parent broker-dealer, proprietary platform, or product shelf. The team is free to consider a broad range of tools for each client’s situation.
Transparency – clients can see exactly how their accounts are performing and how much they are paying in fees at any time via Heirloom’s reporting systems.
For Heirloom, investments are a means to an end—not the starting point. The relationship begins with a detailed, holistic financial plan that maps out cash flows, goals, and potential risks over the next several decades. That plan then drives each client’s investment policy, risk level, and tax strategy.
This planning-led approach is especially important for high-net-worth clients who:
Have multiple accounts at different institutions
Hold concentrated stock positions or private investments
Are balancing retirement, college, business, and legacy goals simultaneously
Need to understand what they can safely spend—and when
By anchoring everything to a plan, clients can evaluate their decisions against clearly defined objectives instead of reacting to headlines or short-term market moves.
Heirloom believes an educated client is a confident client. The firm invests heavily in client education—through regular meetings, clear reporting, and ongoing communication—so clients understand what they own, why they own it, and what to expect through different market environments.
The goal is not to turn clients into portfolio managers, but to:
Remove confusion and second-guessing
Set realistic expectations about risk and return
Help clients feel informed enough to make decisions comfortably
When markets become volatile, Heirloom’s clients generally already know how their portfolio is designed to behave—and what that means for their long-term plan.


Heirloom has built a 10-year audited performance history across multiple risk profiles—from conservative to more growth-oriented strategies—using actual live client accounts, not models or hypothetical backtests.
An independent third-party firm, The Spaulding Group, audits Heirloom’s composite returns, verifying:
The accounts included in each composite
The time-weighted returns over the full period
Changes in client objectives and risk profiles over time
That the data is complete, accurate, and not cherry-picked
This level of audited, risk-profile-specific performance reporting is still relatively uncommon in the advisory industry. It allows high-net-worth investors to compare Heirloom’s strategies against relevant benchmarks and peer groups using objective, independently reviewed data.
Important disclosure: Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investment returns and principal value will fluctuate, and investors may experience losses. Audited composites are presented for informational purposes only and may not reflect the experience of every individual client.
Beyond firm-level composites, Heirloom places a strong emphasis on client-level transparency. Through its reporting tools, clients can see:
Time-period performance (net of fees) for each account
Performance relative to benchmarks
Total advisory fees paid over any chosen period
This visibility stands in contrast to many large institutions where statements may show account balances and cash flows without clearly disclosing returns or benchmark comparisons. For investors considering a change from an existing advisor, Heirloom can also help interpret existing statements to clarify what their current results truly have been.
Heirloom’s portfolios are built with the depth and breadth more commonly associated with endowments or family offices: diversified across stocks, bonds, and a thoughtful range of alternative asset classes.
In many reviews of new clients’ existing portfolios, the firm finds:
More risk than the client realizes
Concentration issues, particularly in employer stock or overlapping funds
Hidden or layered fees
Limited diversification that behaves like a single, undifferentiated bet
By contrast, Heirloom focuses on portfolios where:
Risk is aligned with the client’s plan and comfort level
Diversification is engineered to potentially reduce volatility meaningfully relative to traditional portfolios at similar return targets
Asset location (which accounts hold which investments) is coordinated with tax strategy over time
The objective is not simply higher returns, but better risk-adjusted outcomes that clients can realistically stay invested in through full market cycles.
Trust is reinforced by how Heirloom structures its relationships:
Fit meeting first – the initial meeting is a two-way “fit” conversation to confirm needs, expectations, and values align on both sides before either party commits.
Comprehensive planning up front – new clients receive a full financial plan before major implementation decisions, creating a shared roadmap.
Structured review cadence – especially early on, clients typically meet multiple times per year to review progress, refine assumptions, and stay aligned.
High-touch communication – when markets move sharply or laws change, Heirloom proactively reaches out so clients are not left wondering what it means for them.
Over time, many clients report feeling a deep sense of relief—able to hand off day-to-day complexity to a team they trust while staying fully informed about the big picture.
This initial conversation is designed to understand your goals, current situation, and priorities. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, explore how Heirloom’s integrated approach works, and determine whether a longer-term relationship makes sense—without pressure or obligation.
A coordinated approach to managing investments, planning, and cash flow, designed to bring clarity and confidence to your financial life today and over time.
Tax strategies integrated with your broader wealth plan, helping inform decisions, improve efficiency, and support long-term outcomes through coordinated planning.

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Suite 1970
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
3200 Cherry Creek S Dr.
Suite 130
Denver, CO 80209
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