Michael Godwin, Chief Investment Officer, featured in the Pittsburgh Business Times
Beyond Stocks: Alternative investments are no longer just for the wealthy, but buyers should beware of the pitfalls
Beyond Stocks: Alternative investments are no longer just for the wealthy, but buyers should beware of the pitfalls
In this TechVibe podcast, Christine Robinette and Bryan Reft join Jonathan Kersting to explore how equity compensation, employee ownership and thoughtful exit planning can help business owners strengthen their companies …
Fragasso’s Chief investment officer discusses the state’s new policy changes about crypto with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Pennsylvania recently began allowing cryptocurrency investments within 529 college savings plans and ABLE accounts. …
Investors are betting that corporate profits and tech innovation will outweigh the sting of inflation and global conflict.
Christine Robinette, who has taken over for her father, has enjoyed a long tenure with the firm. She first joined Fragasso in 1996, working as an advisor.
Fragasso CEO Christine Robinette recently joined Jonny Hartwell of 3WS Radio for a featured “CEO You Should Know” interview, sharing insights on leadership, growth, and the vision behind Fragasso.
As demand from employers for retirement plan guidance and employee education rises, more financial advisors are seizing the opportunity to specialize in this growing field. Read the full article…
Press Release: Fragasso Financial Advisors announces a leadership transition. Founder and CEO Robert Fragasso will become Chairman of the Board, with Christine (Christi) Robinette appointed as the firm’s new Chief …
As the stock market falls amid tariff announcements, Pittsburgh area investment officer gives his advice.
“It’s hard to know how other countries will react, how long the process will last, and how the Trump administration is thinking about the balance between short-term economic pain and …
After today’s stock market crash, financial advisers see opportunities for your portfolio | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette