The Boston Partners office of John Hancock Financial Network has been helping individuals, families, and business owners realize their financial goals for over 100 years. We are primarily a New England-based organization, with offices in Andover, Gloucester, and Wilmington ,MA; Concord and Dover, NH;  Bar Harbor, ME. Through our offices we provide financial guidance to clients across the country, each with unique financial needs. Our reputation is based on the strong relationships we have formed with our clients and our commitment to excellence in all we do.


The organization is comprised of a dedicated team of professionals with a wide range of backgrounds and disciplines - in finance, insurance, and investments. Our strategy embraces a team philosophy when working with our clients. Each representative is responsible for understanding his or her client's financial picture, applying a comprehensive strategy, and providing the appropriate resources to meet the clients goal and objectives. We encourage our clients to leverage existing relationships with their trustees, attorneys, and accountants to ensure that our represenatatives can take a comprehensive approach when creating financial solutions.


What makes us different? Maybe it's our personalized approach to helping you build, maintain, and protect your assets, our full range of products and services or even our relationships with some of the most respected financial service companies in the marketplace. The truth is, it's all of these - backed by our commitment to always maintain our relationship with you.


For more on how we can help your financial goals, please contact us today.

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