LPL Financial welcomes advisor Alan Feutz with $725 million in assets
Financial advisor Alan Feutz has joined Genesis Wealth, an LPL-aligned firm, bringing approximately $725 million in assets from J.P. Morgan. With over 20 years of experience, Feutz focuses on retirement planning and multigenerational wealth for clients in the Deerfield, Ill. area. LPL Financial and Genesis Wealth executives highlighted Feutz's client-centric approach and the strategic benefits of his move.

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Financial advisor Alan Feutz has joined Genesis Wealth, an LPL-aligned wealth management firm, through LPL Financial's broker-dealer and Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) platforms. Feutz reported serving approximately $725 million in advisory, brokerage, and retirement plan assets and joins from J.P. Morgan. His move strengthens Genesis Wealth's presence in the Deerfield, Ill. area outside Chicago.
Feutz brings more than two decades of industry experience, working primarily with individuals and families approaching or living in retirement. His practice emphasizes comprehensive wealth management, including retirement planning, tax-aware strategies, legacy planning, and multigenerational wealth conversations.
Advisor Background and Approach
Feutz entered the industry shortly after college, building a practice centered on personalized advice and meaningful client relationships. He takes a comprehensive approach to financial planning, helping clients navigate market dynamics and recommending investment decisions tailored to individual goals.
"When I meet with a new client, I want to understand the full picture — not just their finances, but what's important to them and how they want to work together," Feutz said. "By getting to know clients on a deeper level and collaborating with the other professionals in their lives, we can build strategies that are customized to their unique goals and comfort level."
Strategic Rationale for Joining
Feutz joined Genesis Wealth to gain greater flexibility in serving a focused group of households while benefiting from the resources of an established firm and LPL's capabilities. He cited LPL's scale, stability, and long-standing reputation as key factors in his decision.
"Coming from a bank environment, the safety and security of client assets were extremely important considerations," Feutz said. "LPL’s history, scale and operational strength give me confidence, while Genesis Wealth provides an environment that allows me to spend more time with clients and deliver a more personalized experience."
Executive Commentary
Kosta Tanglis, founder and managing partner at Genesis Wealth, welcomed Feutz, highlighting his client-centric approach. "Alan exemplifies the kind of advisor we are committed to supporting. He has built his practice by putting relationships, thoughtful planning and exceptional service at the center of every client interaction. We are excited to welcome him to Genesis Wealth and look forward to providing the resources, flexibility and collaborative environment that will help him continue delivering an outstanding experience for clients."
Marc Cohen, chief growth officer at LPL Financial, also commented on the addition. "We are pleased to welcome Alan to LPL through Genesis Wealth. Alan has built an impressive practice by helping families navigate some of their most important financial decisions, from retirement income to legacy planning. With the combined strength of Genesis Wealth and LPL’s platform, he will have the flexibility, scale, and support to further tailor the experience for his clients while continuing to grow with confidence."
| Key Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Advisor | Alan Feutz, CFP® |
| Previous Firm | J.P. Morgan |
| New Firm | Genesis Wealth |
| Assets Served | Approximately $725 million |
| Location | Deerfield, Ill. |
| Experience | More than two decades |
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