You Don’t Have to Explain
Your World to Us
If your business operates across the border, if your family holds assets in two countries, if your estate plan needs to account for heirs in Mexico and beneficiaries in Texas, we already understand your situation.
Arbos was started here, in McAllen. We work in this corridor every day, with clients whose financial landscape looks exactly like yours. That means your first conversation with us starts where it should: on your goals, not on geography lessons.
Points of the Corridor We Serve

Two Countries.
Two Tax Codes.
One Financial Life.
Running a business in Monterrey while filing taxes in Texas. Supporting family in Reynosa while building retirement assets in the U.S. Thinking about how wealth transfers to the next generation across two sets of rules and two separate systems.
These are real and specific situations, and they call for planning that accounts for all of it. Our work is structured around your complete financial situation — both legal systems, both currencies, and both sets of rules. Nothing is planned in isolation, and nothing is left out.
The Core Branches of Our Clients
Can a financial advisor in McAllen help me manage assets in both the U.S. and Mexico?
Yes. This firm was designed around clients in exactly this position. We coordinate financial planning, investment management, and generational structuring across both U.S. and Mexican assets, so your personal finances and business interests are managed as one plan.
How do I start planning for retirement when I have assets and income in two countries?
The process starts with everything in view: income, assets, and retirement goals across both countries. From there, we design a coordinated strategy that accounts for how wealth grows, how it’s protected, and how it transfers, without leaving any part of it behind.
What does cross-border estate planning look like for a bicultural family?
For families with roots and assets in both countries, estate planning requires a structure that works across two legal systems and two sets of transfer rules. We work with bicultural families in this region to put that structure in place from the beginning.
A Part of Who We Are
This region isn’t a specialty for us. It’s home. We work with people whose lives move between countries, generations, and obligations, and who don’t want to spend their first meeting explaining that. That work has already been done.
When you work with Arbos, we take the time to walk through your full picture with you, clearly and patiently, so every decision makes sense and nothing feels uncertain. The goal isn’t just a sound plan. It’s your confidence in each part of it.





