American Standard Gold joins Wealth Engineering sourcing consortium

The Wealth Engineering Family of Companies says American Standard Gold has joined its Expert Sourcing Consortium, giving advisors in its network access to precious-metals advisory, numismatic portfolio design and IRA rollover services. The move expands Wealth Engineering’s hub model for helping wealth firms offer more turnkey client solutions.

Why it matters: - Wealth advisors in the Wealth Engineering network can now offer clients a broader precious-metals platform without building those capabilities in-house. - The addition is meant to help firms address high-net-worth client gaps in wealth preservation and portfolio design. - The partnership also supports Wealth Engineering’s push to move advisory firms from product distribution toward fee-based, holistic planning.

What happened: - The Wealth Engineering Family of Companies announced that American Standard Gold has joined its Expert Sourcing Consortium. - The announcement was made Aug. 4, 2026, in Lake Mary, Florida. - The partnership connects WE’s advisory network with ASG’s precious-metals services.

The details: - Advisors in WE’s universe get access to investment-grade precious metals advisory, numismatic portfolio design and tax-advantaged IRA rollover services. - The offering includes complimentary client consultations, personalized numismatic portfolio design, NGC- and PCGS-certified coin acquisition, insured storage and IRA rollovers. - Wealth Engineering says the service is delivered through a dedicated advisory relationship rather than a transactional sales model. - Nick Gregory, founder and CEO of Wealth Engineering, said the addition gives more than 2,170 TopTier wealth management firms in the network a “seamless, white-glove precious metals solution.” - Bill Voss, founder of American Standard Gold, said the partnership puts ASG in front of growth-minded RIAs seeking a transparent, compliance-friendly precious-metals partner. - ASG says it has provided support to more than 43,000 investors nationwide for more than two decades. - American Standard Gold was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas. - ASG says it has more than $2 billion in assets advised. - The firm says it is an authorized partner of both NGC and PCGS and works with leading IRA custodians. - ASG’s related businesses include BullionBox, MintTrade and Oro Securitas. - Wealth Engineering says its ecosystem includes six affiliated firms, FusionPowered Wealth Advisory and OpenOption Practice Engineering. - Wealth Engineering is also the governing body for the Chartered Wealth Engineer and Chartered Family Office Advisor designations. - More information is available at AmericanStandardGold.com and MyWEhub.com.

Between the lines: - The deal extends Wealth Engineering’s hub strategy by layering in specialized outside expertise instead of expanding a traditional in-house product shelf. - Precious metals remain a niche, but persistent, tool for advisors focused on diversification, wealth preservation and client retention. - The partnership also reflects the growing demand for compliance-friendly specialty partners that can fit into RIAs’ operating models.

What’s next: - ASG will now be available as a sourcing partner for firms inside Wealth Engineering’s network. - Wealth Engineering is likely to keep building its consortium of specialized service providers as it tries to deepen its “total wealth” platform. - Advisors using the network can begin incorporating precious-metals services into client conversations and planning workflows.

The bottom line: - Wealth Engineering is adding another specialty layer to its advisor platform, and American Standard Gold gets a direct channel to firms serving high-net-worth clients.