Advisors and investors have their say on the Unified Managed Household.
We surveyed more than 500 financial advisors and 300 high-net-worth investors about the Unified Managed Household (UMH). 

  • Nearly 8 out of 10 is how advisors rated the importance of household portfolio management
  • Yet only 7% of advisors report managing 100% of client assets
  • 46% of investors who would consider placing all assets with one advisor said the ability to save money on taxes would motivate them

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Advisor survey: SEI surveyed 518 financial advisors about household portfolio management between Jan. 27 and Jan. 29, 2026. Among respondents, the average advisor age was 55. The average client net worth was $2.9 million. Average firm AUM was $523 million for advisors working as part of a team, and $205 million for advisors in individual practices.The survey was conducted by FUSE Research Network, LLC.

Investor survey: SEI surveyed 302 U.S. adults (158 male, 144 female) between ages 50 and 70 who are currently working with a financial advisor and have investable assets of at least $1 million. The survey was conducted April 24, 2026, through April 30, 2026 by YouGov from its national panel of individuals who have agreed to answer surveys.