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Good Life Asset Strategies
Good Life Asset Strategies is a Fort Worth-based wealth management firm serving individuals and families. The firm structures its client engagements through...
Good Life Asset Strategies
Good Life Asset Strategies is a Fort Worth-based wealth management firm serving individuals and families. The firm structures its client engagements through financial planning and discretionary portfolio management, emphasizing goals-based strategies rather than transactional brokerage. Its Texas base places it in one of the fastest-growing wealth corridors in the United States. The advisory practice spans portfolio construction, retirement income planning, tax-aware asset location, and concentrated stock-position management. Client portfolios typically draw on a mix of individual equities, fixed income, exchange-traded funds, and mutual funds, calibrated to specific liquidity needs and distribution schedules. Good Life Asset Strategies serves as a fiduciary under SEC registration, which requires it to place client interests ahead of its own and to disclose material conflicts. The firm's Form ADV filings, as submitted to regulators, outline its fee schedules, advisory services, and disciplinary history. The firm's North Texas base provides direct proximity to the region's entrepreneurial wealth generation, particularly in energy, real estate, and logistics. Unlike multi-family offices that aggregate capital into in-house co-investment vehicles or club deals, Good Life's architecture appears built on a more traditional registered investment advisor model: individual client relationships, separately managed accounts, and a centralized investment committee. That structure trades the scale of pooled alternatives for fewer conflicts and higher client-level customization — a legitimate trade-off in a market crowded with aggregators.
General information
Firm type
Bank / Wealth / Trust
Year founded
2012
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Fort Worth
Corporate office
Fort Worth, TX, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Is Good Life Asset Strategies a fiduciary?
As a registered investment advisor regulated by the SEC, Good Life Asset Strategies is subject to the fiduciary standard under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. This legally requires the firm to act in clients' best interests, disclose material conflicts, and seek best execution on trades. This stands in contrast to broker-dealers, who are held to a less stringent suitability standard.
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