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Family Wealth Management, Coordinated in One Place

Family Office Services for Ultra-High-Net-Worth Families

Significant wealth creates significant complexity. A business sale. Private investments spread across a dozen funds. Property in three states. Trusts drafted a generation ago. A family that now spans four households and two generations of decision-makers. 

Every decision touches the others, yet most ultra-affluent families manage them through a patchwork of professionals who rarely talk to each other, which leaves the family to coordinate everything. 

Savant’s family office solutions are designed to help remove that burden. A lead advisor guides your family and draws on a team from across our firm, including financial advisors, investment researchers, tax specialists, estate planning attorneys, and trust professionals. They work from one shared view of your family’s full financial picture, so your estate plan, your tax strategy, and your portfolio reinforce one another instead of working at cross purposes. 

That is what integrated wealth management looks like in practice. Fewer professionals you have to coordinate. Fewer gaps between advisors. More time for the parts of life that drew you to build this wealth in the first place. 

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Frequently Asked Questions about Savant’s Family Office Services for Ultra-High-Net-Worth Families

What is a family office advisor?

A family office advisor coordinates every part of a wealthy family’s financial life, including investments, tax strategy, estate planning, reporting, and daily operations. Rather than handling one piece, the advisor leads a team of specialists and serves as the family’s single point of contact, so decisions in one area account for their effect on the others. 

What services does a family office provide?

Family office services typically span investment management, estate and trust planning, tax planning and preparation, consolidated financial reporting, risk and insurance review, philanthropic planning, family governance and education, and day-to-day financial administration such as cash flow oversight and bill payment. The mix varies by family, since the point is to fill the gaps a family cannot or does not want to staff itself. 

What is the difference between a family office and wealth management?

Wealth management centers on investments and financial planning. A family office starts there and adds the surrounding work, including tax, estate, reporting, governance, and administration, delivered by one coordinated team. The practical difference is scope and integration: A family office handles complexity that spans entities, generations, and asset types. 

Who needs family office services?

Ultra-high-net-worth families generally consider family office solutions when their financial lives outgrow a single advisor relationship. Common signals include multiple entities or trusts, a recent or upcoming business sale, private investments and real estate across several states, wealth shared among more than one generation, or the sense that no one holds the complete picture. 

How is Savant’s family office different?

Savant coordinates family wealth management through Savant and its affiliated service providers, while working with outside professionals when appropriate. Financial advisors, investment researchers, tax professionals, wealth transfer, and trust professionals all work from a shared view of your balance sheet. Savant has served families since 1986 as an independent, fiduciary advisor. 

What should we look for when choosing a family office?

Fit matters as much as capability. Consider looking for independence, meaning a fiduciary who is paid by your family rather than by the products they recommend, genuine integration across investments, tax, estate, and reporting rather than referrals handed off to outside firms, and a team structure built to outlast any one advisor. Ask how decisions get made when your advisor, your tax team, and your estate attorney disagree. That answer tells you more about a family office than any brochure will.  

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Savant By the Numbers

Savant Owl

25K+

Clients Served

1986

Year Established

73

Savant Offices

297

Employee Member-Owners

$58B

Client Assets – AUM & AUA*

*Company statistics as of 8/31/2026. Client assets refers to client assets under management (AUM) $56.5B and client assets under advisement (AUA) $1.5B.
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