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James Veal, Financial Advisor · JRV Wealth Management Group
25+ Years Experience Black-Owned Firm Philadelphia, PA

You’ve Worked Hard. Now Let’s Make Sure You Can Rest.

If any of these sound familiar, you’re in the right place.

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You’re over 50 and worried you haven’t saved enough to retire comfortably.

You’re not sure where your income will come from once you stop working.

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You have a pension, 403(b), or Social Security but no idea how to connect it all.

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You’re a teacher, city employee, or healthcare worker who needs specific guidance.

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You run your own business and haven’t set up a solid retirement plan yet.

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You want an advisor who truly understands the challenges facing Black families.

About James
“I grew up in a Philadelphia housing project. Nobody taught us about money. That’s exactly why I do this work.”

With over 25 years of experience, James Veal has helped hundreds of Black professionals build realistic retirement plans — no matter when they’re starting. As CEO of JRV Wealth Management Group, LLC, he specializes in working with teachers, public employees, city workers, and small business owners who have been underserved by traditional financial advisors.

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Identify exactly where your income will come from in retirement — and discover any gaps you need to fill before you stop working.

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Real People. Real Results.

Here’s what happens when Black professionals get the right guidance at the right time.

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“We had no idea what we were going to do after retiring until we attended Mr. Veal’s lunch seminar. For the first time, we had a real plan.”

✓ Created a full retirement income plan
David & Linda C.
Retired City Workers, Philadelphia
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“James has been my financial advisor for over 20 years. His knowledge and passion are incomparable. I trust him completely with my financial future.”

✓ 20+ year client relationship
Eileen B.
Healthcare Professional
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“I have no idea where I’d be financially without James’s services. He’s taught me so much — things nobody ever explained to me before.”

✓ Built first investment strategy
Sunni T.
Small Business Owner

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How Much Do You Need to Earn to Afford a Million-Dollar Home?

Dec 20, 2023

Despite increasing inflationary measures and the lack of new homes being built, demand for luxury homes has remained hot in the U.S.

 

It would be nice to have a wad of cash or an inheritance to pay cash for a million-dollar home. But if you’re looking to go through the mortgage route to purchase your home, you’ll need to be bringing home a sizable salary.

 

Assuming you’re able to come up with a 20% down payment for a $1 million home purchase ($200,000 down payment amount), you could be looking at a monthly mortgage payment of about $5,000 - and let’s consider a 6.5% interest rate.

 

Based on a standard budgeting guideline that says you shouldn’t spend more than 30% of your income on housing, you’d need to be making around $15,000 per month - which is equivalent to at least $180,000 annually to afford your million-dollar home. 



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