Mary Thompson
Advisor at Merrill
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Advisor at Merrill
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Mary Thompson is a Senior Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, where she has been serving clients since 2006. She guides clients through a disciplined wealth management process, developing strategies tailored to their goals and priorities—such as home purchases, education funding, divorce transitions, retirement security, and legacy planning. Mary's approach involves aligning investment strategies with clients’ liquidity needs, risk tolerance, and time horizon, and may include sustainable or impact investing to reflect clients’ values.
In addition to individual wealth management, Mary collaborates with business owners and plan sponsors to establish and manage employee benefit plans. She holds the Retirement Benefits Consultant (RBC) designation, which is among the highest within the firm for retirement plan services, helping clients meet fiduciary responsibilities and providing employee education for retirement readiness. Mary also holds the Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor™ (CRPC), Certified Plan Fiduciary Advisor™ (CPFA), and Chartered SRI Counselor™ (CSRIC) designations.
Mary earned her bachelor's degree from The Pennsylvania State University. She lives in Wayne, Pennsylvania with her husband and three children. She is actively involved in her community as a volunteer in her children’s schools and a member of Saint Katharine of Siena Roman Catholic Church.
Bank of America, N.A.
2011 - Present (15 years)
Merrill Lynch, PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH INCORPORATED
2006 - Present (20 years)
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