Exciting news from Range! We've raised $28 million in Series B funding led by Cathay Innovation, with Gradient Ventures and others joining in, bringing our total funding to $40 million. At Range, we're reimagining wealth management through a technology-first approach for a new generation of consumers. In just two years, we've attracted over 1,000 high-net-worth members and nearly $3 billion in assets under advisement. With this new capital, we're accelerating product development and scaling our engineering teams to enhance our platform. If this growth excites you, check out our open roles: https://buff.ly/3Ox7ysB. We're growing fast and looking for exceptional talent to join us. Read the full press release here: https://buff.ly/3Z3AOw1
Range
Financial Services
McLean, Virginia 2,958 followers
Range is the all-in-one wealth management dashboard and expert advisory service that empowers high earners.
About us
Range is the all-in-one wealth management dashboard and expert advisory service that empowers high earners to get the most out of their money with investment services, retirement planning, estate planning, tax planning, insurance optimization, and more.
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https://www.range.com
External link for Range
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- McLean, Virginia
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
Locations
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Primary
1775 Tysons Blvd
McLean, Virginia 22102, US
Employees at Range
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Let's break down how a "small" 1% AUM fee can impact your wealth over time: Starting Portfolio: $500,000 Annual AUM Fee: 1% = $5,000/year Fast forward 25 years... 📊 Portfolio with 1% AUM Fee: $2.15M 📈 Portfolio with 0% AUM Fee: $2.71M The difference? Nearly $560k lost to fees! The real impact comes from the power of compounding — but in reverse. These fees don't just reduce your returns for one year; they continuously eat into your investment base, affecting all future returns. That's why even a "small" 1% fee can significantly impact your long-term wealth growth. #WealthManagement #FinancialPlanning #InvestmentFees #PersonalFinance
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If your household income exceeds $240,000 in 2024, IRS regulations prevent you from making direct contributions to a Roth IRA. Did you know there's a workaround to this limit that many high earners take advantage of every year? Here's how it works: 1️⃣ Make a non-deductible contribution to a traditional IRA. Your contribution should be after-tax dollars up to the annual limit. 2️⃣ Convert that traditional IRA to a Roth IRA immediately after making the contribution. The kicker? If the traditional IRA you're converting only contains the after-tax contribution you made, your conversion typically does not attract any additional taxes. Why? Because you've already paid tax on those contributions. #InvestmentTips #RothIRA #HighIncomeSolutions
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“As a service, Range has been excellent. The plans are easily visible and actionable, the taxes were seamless—from that standpoint, we’ve been 110% satisfied.” -Raven and Isela Our mission is to simplify your complex financial picture. But we're going about it in such a different way than you'd expect from traditional wealth management. Learn how we're doing it at Range.com. #WealthManagement #FinancialPlanning #taxes
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Many people think of hedge fund managers as aggressive risk-takers, always chasing big wins with bold moves. But the reality? They’re often the opposite. Hedge fund managers tend to be deliberate, cautious, and focused on isolating precise opportunities while hedging unnecessary risks. Curious about what this could mean for the next four years with Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary? Watch the full interview with Taresh Batra, VP of Investments, on our blog. #EconomicGrowth #HedgeFunds #treasurysecretary
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Here's what you missed last week 👇 📊 Economic Updates: The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.3% in October and 2.7% year-on-year, with core CPI up 3.3% annually. Key drivers? Shelter, food, and used car prices. Grocery prices also saw their largest jump (0.5%) since January 2023. 🛒🏠🚗 🚀 Big news from SpaceX: Its valuation has hit a staggering $350 billion after a recent tender offer, with its per-share price skyrocketing from $112 to $185 in just three months. SpaceX is now the world’s most valuable private startup—and it would rank among the top 25 in the S\&P 500 if public. 💰 Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s net worth surged by $50 billion, crowning him as the first individual to reach $400 billion. 💻 Alphabet’s stock soared nearly 12% after announcing Willow, a new quantum computing chip. This added $253 billion to its market cap, reflecting optimism about quantum computing's potential in fields like drug discovery and battery design. However, Google's Quantum AI lead notes practical applications are still years away. 📈 Even with this growth, Alphabet remains undervalued compared to peers, trading below 20x projected earnings, while companies like Meta and Apple trade at higher multiples. Major shifts in tech, finance, and the economy—what are your thoughts? Let’s discuss! ⬇️
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Welcome new Ranger, Yosef Ghebray, CFP®, to the team as a Financial Planner! Yosef spent the last 9 years working at Merrill Lynch, Fidelity, and Betterment as a trusted Financial Advisor. When he's not crunching numbers and planning finances, he's lacing up his running shoes for a good exercise or exploring the local farmer's markets with his wife and furry companion. He also loves to travel, which gives him fresh perspectives, fueling his personal and professional growth. Now, as part of the Range team, he's enthusiastic about merging financial planning with advanced technology, crafting innovative solutions to help you achieve your financial aspirations. Welcome Yosef Ghebray, CFP® 👋 #MeetTheTeam #FinanceExpertise #NewRanger
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🗓️ Year-end tax planning tips for high-net-worth households. Here’s what you need to know 👇 • Deductions: Consider accelerating or deferring charitable contributions and medical expenses based on your income projections • Donor-advised funds: A smart way to bunch charitable giving and reduce your tax burden if you're itemizing • Gift tax benefits: Take advantage of annual exclusions - $18k per recipient or $36k per couple, tax-free • Tax-loss harvesting: Consider selling investments currently at a loss to offset large capital gains incurred during the year. #taxplanning #wealthmanagement #financialplanning #taxes2024
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Four years ago, our co-founders Fahad Hassan and David Cusatis had a bold vision. It started with a few calls to trusted investors, an ambitious idea, and some Google Docs. Within a few minutes, they had raised nearly $4M in seed funding, and set out to reshape how households manage their wealth. The journey hasn’t been easy — starting a company is never smooth. From launching in the middle of a pandemic to navigating personal and professional challenges, the road has been unpredictable. Yet, we’ve built, refined, and rebuilt Range with the unwavering support of our investors, founding team, and the growing community of Range members who share our mission. Today, where do we stand? → $40M raised → 1,200+ customers → Millions in revenue → Nearly 50 incredible Rangers on the team As Fahad reflects on these past four years, one thing is clear: this journey has always been about more than numbers. It’s about creating real impact and reimagining what the future of wealth management looks like. Here’s to everyone who’s been part of this story—from day one to now. This is just the beginning 🙌 #StartupLife #WealthManagement #RangeTurns4 #ThankYou
Happy 4th Birthday, Range! 🎉 🥳 Today, 4 years ago -- we incorporated the company. I spent 30 minutes on the phone with Scott Birnbaum at Red Sea Ventures and Roberto Sanabria at Expa sharing the original vision for a money management company for households -- and they both committed nearly $4M in seed funding on the call. We didn't have a pitch deck, financials, or anything other than what David and I started thinking through in google docs that I shared on the phone. These guys were also some of the earliest seed investors in Convoy, 10 years ago. They knew me well and the magic we could create, again. They were ready to quickly get the paperwork started and send us the money before the year ended! However -- we didn't even have a bank account. With Christmas coming up and family travel we were about to attempt in the middle of a pandemic (December 2020) -- we just told them we'll get started in 2021 after the holidays. LOL. In the meantime we got our lawyers to incorporate the business. Pylon Inc. was born. Named by my wife, an art history major -- she astutely pointed out that a Pylon was basically a structure held by two pillars (like a couple in a household, with money being a key bridge). Pylon.com wasn't available, but hellopylon.com. Lets goooo!!! We said to ourselves: "If this thing ever takes off, we'll just buy the domain. If it doesn't, it only cost us $10 bucks". I'll save our story on our attempt to buy pylon.com and how we ended up with Range.com for another post. We spent the next few weeks outlining what Range (FKA Pylon) would become while enjoying time off with our families. My wife was 9 months pregnant at the time and our 15 year old dog Otto (RIP) was taking a lot of our attention due to his declining health. It was the height of the pandemic and the vaccines weren't even out yet -- so we were working in our homes. Me in Maryland, and David at his dads house in Pennsylvania where he had temporarily moved from SF while looking for housing in DC. It was starting to get fun. We had lots of ideas and were in prototype mode -- flush with investor cash to go build whatever we wanted. As January started, we got to work in our home "offices". We called other friends and family members who ended up joining the round and we ultimately decided that $5M was actually too much money to start a company. We said "NO" to some pretty epic investors who would only join if we took a bigger check from them so they could meet their allocation needs. This is where being a 3x founder was really helpful. Very few first time founders, including myself, would know to take less money for a variety... https://lnkd.in/em2FcXME
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A quick guide to understanding how equity compensation is taxed 👇 RSUs (Restricted Stock Units) - Simple equity that becomes yours after vesting, no purchase needed - Taxed as income at vesting, then capital gains/losses when you sell Stock Options (ISOs & NSOs) - Right to buy company shares at a fixed price, comes in two types: ISOs (tax-advantaged) and NSOs (simpler) - ISOs require longer holding periods for best tax treatment, while NSOs are taxed as income at exercise ESPPs (Employee Stock Purchase Plans) - Buy company stock at 10-15% discount through payroll deductions - No taxes at purchase, but hold 2+ years from offering date for best tax treatment
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