Carson Group adds $410 million New Jersey RIA Foran Financial from LPL
The Somerville practice becomes a branded Carson Wealth office led by Daniel and John Foran.
At a glance
Carson Group announced on Oct. 8 that it is adding Foran Financial Group, a $410 million advisory practice in Somerville, New Jersey, to its Carson Wealth channel.
Foran transitions from LPL Financial and will operate as a fully branded Carson Wealth office, serving executives, small business owners and multigenerational families across Somerset County.
Burt White, Carson Group's chief executive, said the firm's relationship with the Foran team goes back 17 years through its coaching business.
Carson Group announced on Oct. 8 that it is adding Foran Financial Group, a $410 million advisory practice in Somerville, New Jersey, to its Carson Wealth channel.
Foran transitions from LPL Financial and will operate as a fully branded Carson Wealth office, serving executives, small business owners and multigenerational families across Somerset County. Carson Group is based in Omaha, Nebraska, and manages more than $65 billion. All client-facing relationships will continue through the same advisors at the Somerville office, InvestmentNews reported.
InvestmentNews, citing Echelon Partners data, reports that Carson announced eight deals and about $2.7 billion in acquired assets in the first quarter alone, an average of roughly $340 million per transaction. At $410 million, Foran sits above that average, and Carson's September additions included a $120 million Ohio team.
A 17-year coaching relationship
Burt White, Carson Group's chief executive, said the firm's relationship with the Foran team goes back 17 years through its coaching business. InvestmentNews reports that Carson leadership pointed to that relationship as part of the appeal.
The practice is a father-and-son operation. Daniel Foran and John Foran are managing partners and wealth advisors at the firm; John Foran represents the second generation. Michael Belluomini, Carson's senior vice president of mergers and acquisitions, pointed to that transition as central to the firm's interest. InvestmentNews describes Carson's 2026 pattern as targeting established practices where succession groundwork has already been laid.
The Forans have taught retirement planning courses at Raritan Valley Community College for the past 14 years, and Dan Foran has guest lectured at the Rutgers University School of Business.
Operations manager Jennifer Roberto and senior relationship and operations manager Diane Zychlinski, with roughly 25 and 20 years at the firm respectively, remain in place.
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