Services
onboarding
Onboarding Process
- A 15 minute call with Brian
- A brainstorming meeting in person or virtual (if you live outside of Prescott)
- The purpose of this meeting? A common understanding of what YOU would like to be different about your personal finances and how we can support you
- If we decide we’d like to work together, we have a simple, low-stress process to review any current statements, collect some basic information, and generate documents for e-signature
- Once you’ve opened accounts with us, we’ll hold one or more detailed planning meetings to identify manageable steps we can take to move you towards a greater sense of financial wellbeing
- Once we’ve created a plan, we’ll transition to ongoing support as you implement your plan
Ongoing support
The Ongoing Support You Can Expect
- A 1 on 1 relationship with Brian, your advisor
- An annual planning meeting to check progress and consider adjustments
- Ad-hoc planning meetings when you need them
- Your calls, emails and texts returned within one business day
- Proactive adjustments to your investments/plan
- Proactive communication
- Seamless account funding and withdrawals
- Brian’s monthly newsletter
- Around the clock access to your financial plan and other data via your client portal
- Access to your important documents via your secure online vault
- Coordination with your CPA and attorney
Fee Schedule
The Value of Working with Us
- To provide ongoing, planning, support, and proactive management of your investments, we charge an annual percentage based on the cumulative value of the investments we oversee for you.
- The annual percentage is drafted from your investment accounts, so you never receive a bill.
| Our Standard Fee Schedule | |
| Overall Value of Your Accounts | Annual Advisory Cost |
| The first $500,000 | 1.25% |
| $500,000 to $1,000,000 | 1% |
| $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 | 0.75% |
| $2,000,000 to $5,000,000 | 0.65% |
| Greater than $5,000,000 | 0.5% |
- Our current minimum level of engagement is $2,500 per year
- For example, to oversee an account with $250,000 in it, the cost would be $3,125 per year.