My Prosper Team

My Prosper Team

My Prosper Team was established in Lehi, Utah in 2020 by Ty Hansen, a University of Utah finance graduate who previously spent 20 years advising clients on wealth creation. Hansen brought in Ryan Robertson, a history scholar turned financial advisor with 15 years of industry experience, as co-owner and senior advisor. The firm registered with the SEC as an RIA under the legal entity Prosper Wealth Solutions, LLC and provides services to residents of Utah and states where it is notice-filed or exempt. The founding team reports more than 30 years of combined experience across traditional securities, real estate, insurance, and alternative platforms. The firm does not disclose total AUM, but its disclosed strategy spans equities, fixed income, real estate, options, cryptocurrency, and insurance products. My Prosper Team structures its service around two specialized vehicles: Self-directed IRAs and Solo 401(k)s, which allow clients to hold alternative assets like rental property or private placements inside tax-advantaged accounts. The firm states it can pair self-directed accounts with traditional brokerage investments, reducing the cash drag that often occurs when assets sit uninvested at a third-party custodian. While the team does not name specific fund commitments or direct deal track records, its marketing emphasizes direct client control over investment selection—encompassing stocks, bonds, real estate, and cryptocurrency—executed through the in-house advisory platform. The firm operates from a single office in Lehi and has seven named professionals listed on its website, spanning advisory, marketing, client relations, and insurance specialization. Ty Hansen and Ryan Robertson lead investment strategy and client advisory, while KatieLynn Smith directs the insurance practice and Rick Anderton brings residential lending and real estate experience to the advisory team. My Prosper Team does not reference adjacent philanthropic vehicles, club memberships, or institutional co-investment structures. Its operational focus remains on delivering retail-style financial planning and alternative asset access to high-net-worth individuals who want to move beyond generic mutual fund allocations. March 2024: The firm promoted a suite of self-directed retirement account services as its primary differentiator for high-net-worth clients seeking broader asset access (per firm website, 2024). The structural differentiator is My Prosper Team's combination of an RIA wrapper with the custody flexibility of self-directed retirement plans. Most RIAs outsource alternative-asset custody to third-party administrators; My Prosper Team brings that capability in-house as a core service line, positioned to reduce administrative costs and cash drag. This architecture lets clients execute on real estate, crypto, and private placements inside retirement accounts directly through the firm, which is unusual for a Utah-based advisory practice of its size.