Abundance Wealth Solutions

Incline Village and Reno practice of Aaron DelSignore, CRPC, CPFA, a registered representative of Vanderbilt Securities, LLC and an investment adviser representative of Vanderbilt Advisory Services. Abundance Wealth Solutions is his business name, not a registered firm, so the data below is the national parent, Vanderbilt Advisory Services. Its site lists retirement planning, estate planning, financial planning, investment management, tax-efficient planning and Delaware Statutory Trust and 1031 exchange strategies.

Office: 885 Tahoe Boulevard, B-2, Incline Village, NV 89451; 1 East Liberty Street, Suite 647, Reno, NV 89501. Phone (775) 391-3350, Monday to Friday 8 AM to 4 PM.

Best for: property owners who want Delaware Statutory Trust and 1031 exchange planning through a Vanderbilt-affiliated practice

The Form ADV figures above are for the national parent, Vanderbilt Advisory Services, not the Nevada offices alone. Abundance Wealth Solutions is not itself a registered broker-dealer or investment adviser.

Source: SEC Investment Adviser Public Disclosure, CRD 116537, as of ADV filing 2026-02-27, pulled October 22, 2026.

Representative record: Aaron DelSignore (individual CRD 3211462) has been registered with Vanderbilt Securities, LLC since February 22, 2023 and with Vanderbilt Advisory Services since February 23, 2023. Read the full record on FINRA BrokerCheck.

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• Retiring in Nevada: Tax Benefits and the Advisors Who Plan the Move From California (2026): rank 13 of 13
• 9 Best DST and 1031 Exchange Advisors in Nevada (2026): rank 8 of 9
• 12 Best Financial Advisors in Reno, Nevada (2026 Data): rank 11 of 12
• 9 Best Wealth Managers in Lake Tahoe and Incline Village: rank 7 of 9
• 13 Best Wealth Management Firms in Reno for High Net Worth: rank 13 of 13

Sources: SEC IAPD individual records; Form ADV Part 1 filed 02/27/2026; Google Business Profile via DataForSEO checked 2026-10-22. Updated 2026-10-22.

Regulatory Profile

Abundance Wealth Solutions is the business name of Aaron DelSignore, who works through Vanderbilt Securities, LLC, a broker-dealer, and Vanderbilt Advisory Services, an SEC-registered investment adviser with CRD number 116537. The business name is not itself a registered firm, so every Form ADV figure on this profile belongs to Vanderbilt Advisory Services and not to the Nevada offices alone.

The profile lists Vanderbilt Advisory Services’ registration as “SEC-registered”, and its CRD number is 116537. The SEC shows its registration as approved, effective October 23, 2012. The Form ADV figures on this profile describe the national firm, not the local branch alone. The filing behind this profile is dated February 27, 2026.

The profile marks Item 11 disclosure events as present, reported across the whole firm rather than for one branch. In IAPD’s individual records, 2 of the 3 Vanderbilt Advisory Services advisory representatives counted in its Nevada branches carry a disclosure (67%). On Item 9, Vanderbilt Advisory Services answers no to custody of client cash or securities.

Assets and Clients

Item 5.F gives Vanderbilt Advisory Services $2.1 billion in regulatory assets under management across 6,470 accounts. Calculated from those two figures, the average account holds about $326,379, which is below the median of $1.0 million among the 126 wealth managers profiled on ProCloser.

Discretionary accounts hold $1.9 billion, or 92% of the assets split on Item 5.F (calculated), meaning the firm may choose trades without asking the client each time. By account count the split is 5,912 discretionary to 558 non-discretionary.

The client count on Item 5.D shows 5,804 individual clients who are not high-net-worth and 395 high-net-worth individuals. The high-net-worth group holds $939 million, or 44% of regulatory assets (calculated). Outside individuals, the largest client groups it lists are pension and profit-sharing plans (243 clients, $62.2 million), corporations and other businesses (20 clients, $20.0 million) and charitable organizations (8 clients, $1.7 million).

Item 5.H puts the number of financial planning clients at Vanderbilt Advisory Services between 101 and 250.

How the Firm Is Paid

On Item 5.E, Vanderbilt Advisory Services says it is paid through a percentage of assets under management, hourly charges and fixed fees. It answers no to commissions and performance-based fees for its advisory services.

Aaron DelSignore is also a registered representative of Vanderbilt Securities, LLC, a broker-dealer, and his site states that securities are offered through it. The Item 5.E answer covers advisory services only, so it does not describe what a broker-dealer representative can be paid on securities he sells. Ask which recommendations would be commissionable and which would be advisory-fee based.

Vanderbilt Advisory Services does not sponsor a wrap fee program (Item 5.I).

Services and Credentials

Vanderbilt Advisory Services reports financial planning, portfolio management for individuals and small businesses and portfolio management for businesses and institutional clients among its advisory services on Item 5.G.

The Abundance Wealth Solutions site lists six service areas: retirement planning, estate planning, financial planning, investment management, tax-efficient planning and Delaware Statutory Trust and 1031 exchange strategies. His site names the CRPC and CPFA designations.

Who the Firm Serves

High-net-worth households make up 6% of the individual clients Vanderbilt Advisory Services reports (calculated from Item 5.D), which is below the 57% median among the 126 wealth managers profiled on ProCloser.

The profile describes the client it fits as property owners who want Delaware Statutory Trust and 1031 exchange planning through a Vanderbilt-affiliated practice.

Offices and Team

The Abundance Wealth Solutions site lists offices at 885 Tahoe Boulevard, B-2, Incline Village, NV 89451 and 1 East Liberty Street, Suite 647, Reno, NV 89501, with Carson City and Henderson offices reached by phone, all on (775) 391-3350. Hours are Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM. Form ADV Item 1 gives the principal office of Vanderbilt Advisory Services as 125 Froehlich Farm Blvd., Woodbury, NY 11797; filed addresses and public addresses do not always match.

IAPD lists 3 Vanderbilt Advisory Services representatives at Nevada branch locations (Henderson, Incline Village and Las Vegas), with an average of 21.4 years in the industry; 2 of the 3 carry a disclosure. All 3 hold a FINRA registration, which allows them to sell securities as brokers as well as advise. Form ADV counts 161 employees at Vanderbilt Advisory Services, 144 of them in advisory roles.

Affiliations and Other Business

Item 6.A reports no other financial-industry business activities for Vanderbilt Advisory Services. Related persons reported on Item 7.A include a broker-dealer, another investment adviser or financial planner, an insurance company or agency and a pension consultant.

Questions to Ask Abundance Wealth Solutions

Each question below follows from a specific entry in the Form ADV filing or the IAPD record.

• The Item 11 entry for Vanderbilt Advisory Services reads “Yes, firm-wide.” Ask for the underlying record and what the firm changed afterward.
• He is a registered representative of Vanderbilt Securities, LLC. Ask which recommendations would earn a commission, which would be charged as an advisory fee, and how each is disclosed before you buy.
• The site features Delaware Statutory Trust and 1031 exchange strategies. Ask what fees and sponsor compensation apply to a DST, how long the money is tied up, and what happens if you need it sooner.
• Ask for the fee schedule at your account size and where the percentage steps down. Fee schedules sit in Part 2A of the brochure, not in the Part 1 data used here.
• The Form ADV figures are those of the national adviser, Vanderbilt Advisory Services. Ask the local office which of them describe its own team and clients.

How to Read This Profile

Form ADV is the disclosure document an investment adviser files with the SEC or a state regulator. Part 1 holds the structured answers this profile draws on, such as assets under management, client types, fee methods and disciplinary history, while Part 2A is the plain-language brochure that spells out fee schedules, conflicts and minimums. Where a profile names a Form ADV filing date, its figures describe the firm on that date and can trail the firm’s current position by months. Percentages and averages that this page calculates, such as the discretionary share or the average account size, are worked out from the filed numbers and are labeled as calculated. Advisers prepare their own answers, and a filing does not certify that they are accurate. The filing itself is free to read in the SEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosure database, searchable by firm name or CRD number.