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Infiniti Wealth Management
Founded in 2003 and based in Brewster, New York, Infiniti Wealth Management was established as a registered investment adviser to serve private clients...
Overview
Founded in 2003 and based in Brewster, New York, Infiniti Wealth Management was established as a registered investment adviser to serve private clients across the Hudson Valley and adjacent Connecticut suburbs. The firm is structured around integrated wealth advisory — combining financial planning, estate coordination, and discretionary portfolio management. Its location in Putnam County positions it between the New York City metropolitan area and upstate New York, a corridor populated by senior professionals and retired executives who frequently require consolidated management of rollover IRAs, trust assets, and taxable brokerage accounts. The firm’s service model emphasizes direct portfolio oversight rather than outsourced sub-advisory relationships. Core offerings include individual securities management, fixed-income laddering, and mutual fund or ETF allocation strategies designed to match specific client liquidity needs and tax circumstances. Infiniti’s typical engagements span retirement income planning, multi-generational trust administration, and small-business owner exit planning. Geographic focus centers on the lower Hudson Valley and western Connecticut, though the firm’s SEC registration as an RIA permits multi-state client relationships. With over 20 years of continuous operation, Infiniti has navigated the 2008 financial crisis, the shift from commission-based to fee-based advice, and the rise of automated platforms without transitioning to a robo-advisory model. The firm remains a boutique practice, deliberately maintaining a client base small enough to allow individual portfolio customization. Its ADV filings describe a straightforward fee structure based on assets under management — a contrast to the bundled product-sale model common in bank-affiliated wealth channels. Infiniti’s structural distinction lies in its independence. The firm owns no proprietary investment products, accepts no third-party commission sharing on fund placements, and makes no markets. This architecture places it among the minority of US RIA firms that operate without broker-dealer affiliation, eliminating the disclosure burden and channel conflicts that accompany dually registered practices. INFINITI WEALTH MANAGEMENT was listed as registered with the SEC in the IAPD firm compilation observed on 2026-10-22. In Form ADV filed on 2026-02-06, it reported 5 employees; 564 advisory accounts; services including Financial planning, Portfolio management for individuals and small businesses; client categories including High net worth individuals, Individuals (other than high net worth individuals); compensation arrangements including A percentage of assets under management, Fixed fees, Hourly charges. These are dated adviser-reported facts, not independently verified by Altss. Registration does not constitute approval or endorsement. This historical filing does not establish current registration status or operations.
General information
Firm type
Bank / Wealth / Trust
Year founded
2003
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Brewster
Corporate office
Brewster, NY, United States
Frequently asked questions
Is Infiniti Wealth Management a fiduciary?
As a registered investment adviser regulated by the SEC, Infiniti operates under a fiduciary standard that requires it to place client interests ahead of its own. The firm's Form ADV describes a fee-only advisory relationship without broker-dealer affiliation, broker-dealer commission sharing, or proprietary-product mandates. This structure, confirmed through regulatory filings, legally obligates the firm to disclose and mitigate conflicts rather than merely disclose them — a standard distinct from the suitability rules governing broker-dealers.
Does Infiniti run proprietary investment products or pooled funds?
No. There is no public record of Infiniti offering proprietary mutual funds, ETFs, commingled trusts, or interval-fund structures. The firm constructs client portfolios from third-party securities — individual equities, bonds, and external mutual funds or ETFs — and charges solely an asset-based advisory fee. This is the standard architecture for an independent RIA without product-manufacturing capability.
How is Infiniti compensated?
Infiniti operates on a fee-only model, charging investment advisory fees calculated as a percentage of assets under management. The firm does not receive commissions, 12b-1 fees, or revenue-sharing payments from mutual fund companies, based on the regulatory posture implied by its SEC-registered RIA-only structure and the absence of any disclosed broker-dealer relationship. Its location in New York's Putnam County places fee levels within the competitive Northeast market, where wrap-fee accounts and AUM-based billing are standard.
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