Vincent Blazewicz focuses his practice on retirement transitions and the detailed work of estate planning, an area he came to understand personally long before it became his profession. As a teenager, he became the financial confidant of his Aunt Nancy, helping consolidate her assets and organize her affairs. When she later developed Alzheimer's disease, he guided her family through the estate process and served as her executor before the age of forty. With nearly half a century in the field, he now brings that same firsthand care to a select group of clients.
His career has spanned roles at The Bank of New York, Chase, and a boutique investment advisor, and he established his independent advisory practice in 2003. Vincent works from a philosophy of abundance rather than urgency, seeing his role as that of an educator who presents clients with options and trusts them to recognize what fits their lives. A natural storyteller, he has found that guidance is understood and remembered best when it is framed in human terms. A meaningful part of his practice involves planning for members of the LGBTQ community, an area informed by his own experience as a gay man, where the particulars of estate work carry significant weight.
Among the moments he values most was helping a family with a newly diagnosed autistic child secure ABA therapy through New Jersey's funded medical programs, work that saved the family roughly $165,000 in its first year and brought a steady stream of families to his door for years afterward. A native of Brooklyn, Vincent now lives in Verona, New Jersey, alongside his partner, Troy. For the better part of a decade, he has devoted himself to community gardening and farming for charity, a pursuit he counts among his greatest joys.