Introducing Bill Engel

We are very pleased to welcome Bill Engel, CFP®, financial advisor, to the team at Fort Pitt Capital Group. Bill joined the firm in June and will work with clients to oversee their retirement and wealth management plans and to ensure they are meeting their long-term financial goals. With over 11 years of experience in the industry, Bill has held previous posts as a[...] Continue reading

Fort Pitt Capital Group is Top RIA According to New Ranking

Fort Pitt Capital Group is proud to announce our inclusion on the Financial Times Top 300, which recognizes the top registered investment advisers across the nation. The Financial Times, one of the world’s leading business news organizations, launched the inaugural list on June 26. Fort Pitt was one of only 15 Pennsylvania firms recognized. The FT 300 was culminated[...] Continue reading

Fort Pitt sponsors INVESTPennsylvania™ Conference

Fort Pitt Capital Group is proud to announce their sponsorship of the second annual INVESTPennsylvania™ Equity Conference, a forum dedicated to the professional investment community. This interactive forum allowed executives of Western Pennsylvania public companies in industries such as energy, high-tech, pharmaceutical, and banking to partake in presentations and[...] Continue reading

Financial Summer Reading List

Whether you are jet setting off to an exotic location or planning a “staycation” with your friends and family, the extended time away from the office may allow for an enjoyable, and educational, reading break this season. With that in mind, our executives have compiled a list of summer reading suggestions—financial books that have stood out to them over the years[...] Continue reading

401(k) 101: Money and millennials

As thousands of college students graduate and transition into the workforce, they will likely have many questions about their finances. A concern that I have seen specifically within the millennial demographic is the debate between paying off student loans and/or contributing the maximum to an employer 401(k) plan. The reason that many may suggest paying off a student[...] Continue reading