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- chris@mtppw.com
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Principal, MTP Private Wealth at Farther
Christopher Masso
CRPS®
Chris Masso has been helping individuals, families, and business owners pursue true financial confidence since 1996. As Managing Partner of Masso Torrence Wealth Management, he provided comprehensive financial planning, generational wealth strategies, and investment guidance tailored to each client’s unique vision. Above all, Chris believes that great financial strategies are built on a foundation of genuine trust and lasting partnership. He works closely with high-income professionals, specialty doctors and dentists, entrepreneurs, and retirees, taking the time to deeply understand the personal dynamics, values, and multi-generational goals behind their wealth.
For Chris, effective financial planning is never a transactional process. It is an ongoing relationship. He acts as an invested sounding board and lifelong financial partner, helping clients navigate life’s pivotal decisions, protect what they’ve built, and seamlessly pass their legacy to the next generation.
Chris began his financial services career at Deutsche Bank in Philadelphia and earned a degree in economics from the University of Delaware. He also holds the Chartered Retirement Plans Specialist℠ (CRPS®) designation, reflecting his specialized expertise in structuring retirement planning strategies for both high-net-worth individuals and business enterprise owners.
Committed to making a difference beyond his professional work, Chris has served as Vice President of the Bishop Eustace Prep alumni board and actively supports fundraising efforts for brain tumor research and the MS Society. Outside the office, he enjoys home improvement projects, fishing, and landscaping. Most importantly, Chris treasures time spent with his wife, Annette, their daughter, Isabella, their beloved Cavachon, Lucy, and their extended family.
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