Integrated wealth management for
Arlington and Northern Virginia.
Financial Advisor & Wealth Management in Arlington, Virginia

Complex financial lives require more than isolated investment decisions.
Our role is to understand how those elements interact. Rather than treating each account or decision separately, we build a coordinated framework around cash flow, investments, retirement, liquidity, risk management, family priorities and long-term wealth objectives.
Manna’s advisory services are subject to the client’s circumstances and the terms of the applicable advisory agreement. This page is educational and does not guarantee any particular financial outcome.
Serving clients throughout Arlington and the greater Northern Virginia corridor.
Rosslyn
Professionals and executives may need to coordinate compensation, investments, retirement benefits, liquidity and long-term planning.
Courthouse
Households may be coordinating housing, taxable savings, retirement accounts and changing family priorities.
Alexandria
Families and professionals often benefit from coordinating investment management, retirement income, estate considerations and real estate.
Clarendon
Families and professionals often balance career growth, real estate, education funding and long-term wealth building.
McLean
Affluent and high-net-worth families may require broader coordination across investments, real estate, business interests, estate planning and family wealth.
Falls Church
Financial planning can bring housing, education funding, retirement savings and investment strategy into one coordinated framework.
Ballston
Technology and professional-services careers can bring equity compensation, concentrated stock and career-transition decisions into the planning process.
Tysons Corner
Executives and business owners may need guidance around concentrated wealth, equity compensation, liquidity events and retirement planning.
Washington, DC
Federal careers, professional services, business ownership and executive compensation can create planning needs that extend across the entire DMV.
Where financial complexity often shows up.
Property can dominate the balance sheet.
A Malibu property can be both a lifestyle asset and a major concentration of wealth. Planning can evaluate debt, carrying costs, liquidity, insurance and the property’s role in long-term goals.
Private-company wealth behaves differently.
A closely held company may represent a large share of net worth without providing immediate liquidity. Planning can separate business value from liquid financial capital.
Total exposure matters.
Employment income, stock compensation and personal investment holdings can all depend on the same company. Diversification decisions should be considered at the household level.
Cash flow can be uneven.
For entertainment, entrepreneurial and project-based income, planning can distinguish recurring obligations from discretionary spending and establish liquidity for lower-income periods.
Net worth must become spendable income.
Retirement planning can test spending needs, withdrawal assumptions, Social Security, investment risk, reserves and the role of property over time.
Wealth should connect to family objectives.
Estate-planning considerations, beneficiary designations, charitable goals and liquidity needs can be coordinated with qualified legal and tax professionals.
Local risk belongs in the plan—but it should not define the plan.
Malibu’s exposure to wildfire, earthquakes and other disruptions makes resilience a legitimate planning consideration for some households. The financial questions can involve accessible liquidity, insurance, document organization, property concentration and the possibility that income or business activity is interrupted.
Financial planning cannot prevent a disaster, replace insurance coverage or guarantee a particular outcome. It can, however, help identify how an unexpected event could affect cash flow, investments, retirement assumptions, business interests and family priorities.
Malibu-specific resilience questions can include:
How much liquidity is readily accessible? How concentrated is the household in one property or business? Are important financial and estate documents organized? Would a temporary disruption change retirement or investment decisions?
- Liquidity: Accessible capital for temporary housing, property expenses or an interruption in income.
- Property concentration: Understand how much of total net worth depends on one real-estate asset.
- Insurance coordination: Insurance decisions are separate from investment advice but can affect household resilience.
- Business continuity: Owners may need to consider how a disruption affects both company and household cash flow.
- Documents & estate planning: Organized records can make professional coordination easier during a difficult event.
- Plan flexibility: The financial plan should be capable of being updated when assumptions change quickly.
Wealth management should coordinate the entire balance sheet.
Concentrated Wealth
Real estate, private businesses and company equity can create substantial household concentration even when the investment portfolio itself is diversified.
Liquidity & Cash Flow
Planning can identify how much capital should remain accessible for spending, taxes, property obligations and opportunities.
Estate & Legacy Coordination
Family objectives, charitable goals, liquidity and eventual wealth transfer can be coordinated with qualified legal and tax professionals.
David D. Kassir
AAMS(R), CMFC(R),
CBDA(R)
Managing Director | Senior Financial Advisor
Private wealth management experience with a South Florida presence.
David D. Kassir, AAMS®, CMFC, CBDA, serves as Managing Director and Senior Financial Advisor of Manna Wealth Management.
David began his career in 1994, including work involving corporate retirement plans and retirement planning. He later became part of Manna’s ownership history through a 2009 acquisition agreement and helped expand the firm’s presence into South Florida.
Today, his work can include investment management and broader planning around retirement, liquidity, business interests, family goals, real estate exposure and complex wealth decisions.
A Southern California wealth-management relationship.
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Thousand Oaks
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Questions Malibu households may be asking.
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Malibu, California
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