Discussing Financial Planning Topics, Qualities of a Fee-Only Financial Advisor and Flat Fee Financial Advice
Welcome to our blog! We post about flat fee and fee-only financial advising. We also spend time talking about our service, including the mechanics behind it, the features, and the advisors we work with. We will have guest posts and features as well.
Please let us know about specific topics you'd like us to focus on. Feel free to reach out for any other reasons as well! We're a small business focused on the flat fee, fee-only advising community. We want to do all we can to provide support and help people find advisors that best match their needs.
When Your Financial Advisor Isn't Enough: Why Executives and Business Owners Need Specialized Help (Part 4 of 4)
Generic financial advice doesn't cut it for executives and business owners. In this final part of our series, learn why specialized expertise in equity compensation and business planning offered by flat-fee financial advisors is essential, and how traditional fee structures can work against your best interests, costing you thousands in taxes and missed opportunities.
Advanced Tax & Estate Planning: Wealth Preservation Strategies (Part 3 of 4)
Many fee-only and fee-based advisors often overlook advanced tax and estate planning strategies due to conflicts in interest. Learn how to preserve significant wealth through optimal trust planning, business structuring, and tax minimization, and ensure your financial strategies align with your family's best interests, not your advisor's compensation model.
Investment Management & Tax Strategies: Advanced Advisory Services (Part 2 of 4)
Uncover how even fiduciary financial advisor fees quietly drain your wealth and why tax planning is often overlooked. This article reveals how a 1% AUM fee can cost you hundreds of thousands, while simple asset allocation and tax strategies could maximize your long-term wealth—especially for high-income earners.
What Every $250K+ Earner Should Demand From Their Financial Advisor (Part 1 of 4)
For high-income earners exceeding $250,000 annually, ensuring your financial advisor provides truly comprehensive value is crucial. Discover the essential financial planning, investment management, and basic retirement planning services that distinguish a comprehensive financial advisor from an investment manager, offering practical examples and highlighting tax-efficient strategies vital for wealth growth.
Why Flat Fee Financial Advisors Beat Commission Based & AUM Financial Advisors
Tired of working with a financial advisor whose fees grow with your portfolio, and not the amount of work they perform? Discover how flat fee financial advice with transparent pricing can maximize your wealth, while also saving you hundreds of thousands over time. Ensure your advisor's incentives are aligned with your best financial interests.
Navigating Financial Advisor Certifications: A Guide to Professional Credentials
If you're in the market for a flat fee financial advisor or considering working with a fee-only financial advisor, you've likely encountered an alphabet soup of credentials after advisors' names. CFP, ChFC, CFA, CDFA, RICP, PFS, CPA, EA – what do they mean, and which ones should matter to you?
Flat-Fee Financial Advisors: It's About Transparency
This is a guest post by Sara Grillo, an experienced marketing consultant for fee-only financial advisors. In her daily newsletter, Sara advocates for the transparency offered by flat fee financial advisors.
Advice-Only Financial Advisor: The Abundo Wealth Difference
Our first guest post, featuring Eric Simonsen, the founder and CEO of Abundo Wealth - an advice-only financial advising firm focused on transparent flat fee financial advice. Abundo Wealth is one of the fastest-growing flat fee financial planning firms in the country.
Flat Fee Financial Advice from a Flat Fee Financial Advisor
Looking for flat fee financial advisors near you? Learn about the benefits of working with a fee-only financial advisor who provides flat fee financial advice, rather than taking a percentage of your assets or earning commissions on products sold.
Don't Get Sold: Avoiding Fee-Based Financial Advisors
We continue our focus on commission and fee-based financial advisors by discussing some of the products they sell, what products to avoid, and how to identify a fee-based advisor who makes commissions. These commissions create conflicts of interest, making fee-only financial advisors the best choice for unbiased, fiduciary advice.