Daniel H. Yoo - Virginia Financial Planning

“We can enjoy the shade today because of trees planted long ago. That’s why I believe in helping my clients achieve an enduring financial vision and lasting generational impact.”


Daniel H. Yoo, CFP®, CEPA®, CM&AA®

Senior Wealth Advisor

Fairfax

As a Senior Wealth Advisor at PBMares Wealth Management, Daniel Yoo simplifies the financial lives of entrepreneurs, executives, and their families. Wealth often represents years of hard work and sacrifice, so his disciplined approach and fiduciary standards seek to achieve financial harmony with each family’s unique personal and business goals.

Daniel brings over a decade of experience from a top 5 global wealth management firm to PBMares Wealth Management. He has guided many business owners through exits, succession, and valuation optimization by leveraging his Certified Exit Planning Advisor® and Certified Merger & Acquisition Advisor® designations.

Daniel is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional through Northwestern University. He also passed Level II of the CFA exam, demonstrating his commitment to real-world portfolio management skills. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems from Boston University’s School of Business.

When he’s not helping clients, Daniel prioritizes quality time with his family. He strategically built his life around Fairfax to minimize commutes and maximize moments with his wife Melanie and their children, Sophie and Caleb.

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Insights Authored by Daniel H. Yoo, CFP®, CEPA®, CM&AA®

How to Maximize Your Social Security Benefits

When it comes time to begin collecting Social Security, you want to maximize your benefits. But to do so, there are decisions to make and several moving parts to consider, such as: when to begin collecting, tax implications, spousal benefits, and how social security benefits relate to eligibility for Medicare and disability benefits.

Estate Planning Webinar – The Family Love Letter

Estate planning is not only an integral part of our financial lives, it includes the legacy we wish to leave behind. Family business owners are uniquely positioned to pass down business, financial, and personal success through multiple generations, but many have little to no succession strategy in place.

Strategies for Managing Concentrated Stock

Managing a concentrated stock position involves more than just knowing a little about stocks and trying to predict the market. Concentrated stock can be accumulated in many ways and can bring with it risk hurtful to your portfolio, and to your pride. Having a plan in place customized to your unique stock concentration issues can help achieve your financial goals.

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