Our Fees

Transparent, fair, and aligned with your success

Our Fee-Only Commitment

We are compensated solely by our clients, no commissions, no third-party incentives.

Fee-Only Structure

We are paid only by our clients and never receive commissions, sales incentives, kick-backs, or third-party compensation, distinguishing us from “fee-based” arrangements.

Aligned Interests

We are compensated based upon how your portfolio behaves, and not paid based on transactions. When you prosper we prosper. When you suffer, we suffer.

Fiduciary Responsibility

As fiduciaries, we have a legal obligation to you to minimize your investment costs such as transaction fees to only those necessary in the managment of your assets.

Client-Centric Approach

We get paid only for as long as you want us to advise you.

Transparent Fees

Our fees are fully disclosed, agreed to up front in writing and easily tracked.

Fee Rates

  • Our belief is simple: we are not expensive, and you don’t want cheap. Cheap often means limited scope, generic advice, and advisors who may not work in your best interest.
  • Given the depth of our services and the caliber of our team, we’re confident our fees represent strong value, especially for families with $1 million or more in investable assets.
    • Clients with more than $2 million in investment assets under our management typically pay less than 1% annually.
    • Amounts above $2 million are billed at 0.50% or less.
    • “Investment assets” include retirement and brokerage accounts, but not real estate, bank accounts, or personal property.
  • We regularly benchmark our fees to ensure they remain fair and competitive. Fees vary based on each client’s situation, and they are always transparent and clearly communicated. Prospective clients receive a written outline of services and fees up front. Before billing, we provide a detailed fee calculation, and all fees are clearly shown on client quarterly statements.
  • While most clients pay an asset-based fee, we also offer flat, annual, or hourly arrangements when a different structure better fits the engagement.