Capitol Landing Wealth

Meadows Wealth Management provides investment management and financial-planning services to a diverse range of clients, including pooled vehicles and institutional accounts as well as individuals, pension and profit-sharing plans, trusts, charitable organizations, corporations, banks, insurance companies, sovereign wealth entities, and state or municipal governments. The firm also offers classroom-style and online educational seminars and workshops on general investing and retirement topics; these sessions are educational and not individualized investment advice.

The firm constructs portfolios around a written Investment Policy Statement for each client and may manage accounts directly or engage unaffiliated Sub‑Advisors to implement strategies that often reflect an active, tactical outlook with one- to three-year positioning. Portfolio oversight includes at least quarterly reviews and discretionary trading authority is commonly used, while clients may impose reasonable investment restrictions when desired.

Noteworthy for its adviser category, Meadows discloses relationships and a client base that include several institutional and nontraditional counterparties (e.g., banks, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, other investment advisers, and government entities), and the firm describes its process for selecting and monitoring Sub‑Advisors. The brochure also highlights related but separate business activities—such as a life‑insurance license and appraisal and tax advisory work—that are disclosed and managed to mitigate potential conflicts.