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Overview
Products
Services
Investing with Harris Associates
Harris Associates is renowned for its high level of personal service. As our client, you have direct access to your portfolio manager and an experienced account administrator to ensure that you receive a high level of attention.
Our customized wealth management services include, but are not limited to:
Asset Allocation
Should you require analysis of proper asset allocation for your investments, we provide a customized set of reports that details your
current investment holdings - and how to maximize your future returns while effectively controlling portfolio risk.
Tax Management
Taxation issues can be a major concern for private investors. We work with your tax advisor to help evaluate your tax
sensitivity and manage a portfolio tailored to your particular tax situation.
Gifting Assistance
In the event you would like to make a gift to a charity or individual, we will assist you in executing all the necessary
details. For those clients who routinely make gifts, we contact them when particularly attractive portfolio gift opportunities arise.
Estate and Trust
We will work with your legal advisor to help you evaluate whether a trust can best accomplish your family's
investment goals, and will help coordinate the investment issues involved in creating a trust.
Referrals
When you require services that extend beyond investment management, we can refer you to an intermediary that -
through our extensive experience in the wealth management industry - we believe can assist you. Over the years
we have referred our clients to legal, accounting, and insurance professionals with great success.
Communication from Harris Associates
In addition to regular performance and portfolio updates, we provide a quarterly strategy letter, which typically focuses
on broad business trends and general market activity. Our hope is that each letter sheds a bit more light on our dedication
to our own philosophy and process. To understand our company and our unique, consistent investment approach better,
we encourage you to read archived quarterly letters on this web site.
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