I have always been very pleased with the level of service I have received from the Harrington…read moreInsurance Agency. The staff is professional, friendly, and efficient. I have handled my auto insurance needs through the Harrington Insurance Agency for more years than I can remember, and I have yet to be disappointed.

Very knowledgeable staff. When it come to business insurance this is the place! I did not feel…read moreoversold and I do feel protected. Great advice on personal insurance products.

John DeMeo is a wonderful financial advisor with knowledgeable information who works hard on your…read morebehalf.

David is an expert when is comes to protecting your business, your staff, you me finances, and…read moremore. He works endlessly to ensure his clients have the proper protection while saving you money. He delivers personal service. Definitely worth contacting him.

These folks are amazing!! Efficient, accurate personal income tax filing. Rates are extremely…read morecompetitive and reasonable. Highly recommend

Being a small business and wanting to support another local small business is what brought me to…read moreChamberland in the first place. For the 3 years that I was with them, I was happy with the service and timely fashion that they responded to questions and were able to get my taxes done on time. The start of this year, I was informed that the company had been sold to another company in PA in late 2023. I wasn't thrilled but at least I thought that the local accountants that have worked with me would be staying on board but no, I was sadly mistaken. This company in PA (Prevail) completely gutted the staff that had been loyal to this firm and were outsourcing the jobs to their accountants in PA. This caused my personal and business taxes to be delayed, even though I had all my paperwork in on time. I had to hire a new accountant to finish my returns in a timely fashion since Chamberland notified me that my returns would need an extension while they looked over my file. This was to no fault of my own but now I have had to pay another accountant to finish my taxes and Chamberland ie Prevail refuse to refund me for the work they have not done. It's a shame that a local business not only lost all their staff but what was once a good local business is now not the same.

I would never recommend Accurate 1040. I don't have complicated tax returns and this guy seemed to…read morehave no idea what he was doing - he had no suggestions for getting a refund, or making better choices for getting refunds going forward. He also was unresponsive to my questions for days, then when he did respond, it was basically, "oh well, I am here for you now." Just very unprofessional. I had to pay for the first time in 10 years. For this years taxes I went elsewhere and got better service, a refund and all the paperwork professionally packaged up. You get what you pay for, and this was a waste of money!

I've hired Accurate 1040 for a few years and I have had nothing but excellent experiences. Aaron…read moreis very personable and flexible as he navigates you through the pitfalls and nuances of your taxes while offering advice that truly maximizes your return. I have referred him to quite a few of my friends and family and he has consistently delivered excellent results at a very reasonable price.

I have had 2 experiences in which I needed my insurance forms adjusted by Robert Kuchefski. I sent…read morehim the emails outlining what I needed and did not receive a response from him until I called 2 days later and he informed me he did not see the email and needed me to resend it. I then got the run around from Robert which led to multiple attempts to get the needed documentation. The 2nd time I needed a document adjusted I again did not get a response for several days. I called him, was told to resend him the email and he would get back to me the next day when he was in the office. I was very skeptical after my 1st experience with him. He promised me he would be in the office the following day, handle the document change and get back to me. After not hearing from him I called, Carol answered and did her best to help me because it seems Robert is not available and this is a common theme with this guy being absent. I find this highly unprofessional since I cannot do business until I have the proper insurance documents to enter a facility and work with a client. My business is dependent on someone that conducts business in an unprofessional and dishonest manner.

Have used this company for over 20 years. Currently have 5 cars registered, most with license…read moreplates I want to keep. They consistently have been first rate. Dependable.

The firm focuses (per their website) on finding talented fund managers from Fidelity, Vanguard,…read moreand, purportedly, any investment management firm with a great process and talented managers. Fees are an enormous hindrance to performance and Advisor Investments claims to find funds with fair fees and hot managers, which is certainly admirable, until you consider that 95% of active managers fail to beat their benchmarks over five year periods with the percentage dropping perilously close to 0 after 10 years, and also that Adviser Investments appears (from information found online) to charge at least a 1% fee for the trouble of finding these managers with fees being negotiable for very large accounts. Add the cost of the fund to AI's fee and you MAY be looking at all in costs of 1.5%. Add a managed bond program and, per fee schedules found online, you are potentially bumping up against 2%. I'll spare you the math of what a 2% hit on a $1mil portfolio looks like after 20 years, so let's just say it's two less grand-kids you can send to college...really good college. To make things fair you're probably thinking I should subtract the cost of an index fund from that 2% calculation as the money has to be managed somewhere, but I won't because a few large managers let you buy the market for free these days and one day they will pay you for the privilege: that's right, ETF's with negative fees will be available within the above mentioned 20 year period (look up 'ETF securities lending' to find out how), so if anything I should increase the 2% figure. To be fair, many investment advisement firms sub out the actual investment work to mutual fund managers (does your mechanic sub out the mechanical work to other mechanics who charge an additional fee?) what interests me about this firm is that, per their website, AI's chief investment officer has degrees in theology and literature and upper management appears to have a background predominantly in publishing (not investment management), specifically with the Vanguard and Fidelity newsletters, which appear to be focused on picking the best fund managers. Would it be cheaper just to subscribe to the newsletters and skip the fees? Who knows? The firm's website explains that the publishing business was sold, but it appears that these newsletters are still written by the upper management of Adviser Investments, just not owned by them. Also of interest is that per their acquisition history detailed online, AI appears to grow assets under management via acquisition, which is not a bad signal in and of itself, but their size should not be used as a bragging point or indicator of successful management when it is unclear whether assets have grown from performance or merely from buying other firm's AUM. Moral of the story, these folks might be fine, but do yourself a favor and do the math before signing on with this or any advisor.