Jonathan Bloom, CFP®, AIF®
Partner & Wealth Advisor
Jonathan is an experienced and passionate Investment Advisor and Financial Planner with a commitment to independent client-centric advice. He has proven success earning trust advising high-net-worth individuals and retirement plan clients. He provides objective, customized solutions and a comprehensive approach to wealth management, which includes investment management, estate, tax, retirement, insurance, charitable giving, and cash flow planning.
Jonathan appreciates that clients place trust in our team, and that each client is unique. In response, he works diligently to understand each client’s individual needs, life circumstances, priorities, and goals and then sets clear financial objectives and a plan to achieve them. He blends objective investment advice, estate, insurance, financial planning and real-world goal setting to best meet clients’ short and long-term goals, with a keen eye to mitigating risk. He proactively suggests adjustments as appropriate to help clients stay on track and reach their life long goals.
Jonathan earned a bachelor’s degree in finance from Bentley University and fulfilled his education requirement to sit for the rigorous CFP® Certification Examination at New York University. He is a licensed investment advisor, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP®) PROFESSIONAL, and an Accredited Investment Fiduciary (AIF®). Jonathan serves on the Board of Directors for The Whole Child, Inc., a nonprofit based in Upton, MA. He lives in Marlborough, MA with his wife, and two young daughters. He enjoys golf, travel, 3D printing, and monitoring the evolution of cryptocurrency. Jon is an active member of the Marlborough Country Club and Vice President of his Homeowners Association.

Meet Jonathan
“I believe that honest investment advice must be selfless, comprehensive, thoughtfully prepared, and fully customized.”
Contributed Insights
Navigating Federal Funding Uncertainty: Financial Strategies for Nonprofits

Nonprofits across the country are facing an uncertain financial future as the federal funding freeze and shifting policies disrupt their budgets. Organizations that have long relied on stable government grants are now being forced to reassess their financial strategies, manage liquidity more carefully, and rethink how they maintain reserve funds. Evaluating Financial Reserves and Liquidity […]
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The Hidden Costs of Selling a Business Without a Plan

In this article: Selling a business is one of the most significant financial decisions owners face, with implications that reach far beyond the transaction itself. A lack of strategic planning could mean leaving value on the table or overlooking critical opportunities. To ensure the sale supports your financial and personal goals, careful preparation and guidance […]
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AAFCPAs’ 2024 Growth Story Included Six New Partners

Boston, MA (January 27, 2025) — AAFCPAs reflects with gratitude on our success and organic growth in 2024 with six partnership additions. The company continues in its organic growth trajectory as valued clients spread the word about AAFCPAs’ exceptional value, agility, responsiveness, national reach, and innovative technology-driven solutions. 2024 partner additions included: Jonathan Bloom, CFP®, […]
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