Retirement.
The best plan,
is yours.


The McLean difference
McLean is where theory meets practice.
We understand that no single approach is right for everyone. Leveraging insights from the latest research, McLean is at the forefront of new developments in retirement income planning.
Knowledgable
and supportive
With almost forty years of history, McLean has clients well into their third decade of working with us to navigate the complexities of their retirement income plan. We don’t take that lightly and strive for excellence in all that we do.

We help you stop,
so you can start.
With retirement, sometimes all you need is a little help stopping.
How we can help
Standalone Planning
The standalone planning engagements will cover your baseline retirement income planning needs without a requirement for ongoing investment management services.
Recurring Planning Retainer
An extension of the standalone planning engagement, the recurring planning retainer provides an ongoing advice-only relationship without investment management services.
Comprehensive Wealth Management
A suite of services that encompasses advanced planning and investment management. Includes professional coordination, ongoing advice, and implementation support.
Your Advisory Team






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The Art of Asset Location
You’ve probably heard a realtor or businessperson tell you that the three most important factors in determining a property’s value are location, location, and location. It seems crazy when you think about it, but it is so true. There’s a similar rule for investments: asset location. We are constantly looking for the best asset location within…
Dealing with Market Volatility
Recently the markets have been choppy, resulting in renewed anxiety for many of you. While it may be difficult to remain calm during a substantial market decline, it is important to remember that volatility is a normal part of investing. Additionally, for long-term investors, reacting emotionally to volatile markets may be more detrimental to portfolio…
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