Your wealth, plainly explained.

For four decades, Riverstone Wealth has done one thing — the slow, careful work of helping a small group of families think clearly about money. We are not a sales firm. We do not run model portfolios that look the same for everyone. We sit with clients across a kitchen table, work through the numbers, and produce advice that holds up over years rather than quarters.

The practice was founded by Imogen Hartley in 1985 as a one-person actuarial-and-planning shop. It has stayed deliberately small. Most of our clients have been with us for more than a decade; some for thirty years. The work we do for them now is rarely about their first investment — it is about how their wealth passes to the next generation, how their retirement income holds against a long life, and how the structures we set up early continue to serve them as life changes.

We write everything down. We show our workings. We charge a clear, transparent fee that is unrelated to the assets we manage. We believe a good adviser leaves a paper trail their client can follow without needing the adviser in the room.