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How to Find a Fiduciary Financial Advisor

Darrow Wealth Management

Benefits of working with an independent fiduciary advisor Independence is important when seeking financial advice. Independent wealth management firms have no affiliations or allegiances to a fund family or financial product. Only registered investment advisors have a full-time fiduciary duty to their clients.

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How to Find a Fee-Only Financial Advisor

Darrow Wealth Management

Although some firms use these compensation methods, the majority base fees on a percentage of assets under management (AUM) for their services. Fee-only financial advisors are often registered investment advisors too, meaning they have a legal duty to act in the clients best interest. Do you have a unique situation?

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Empower (formerly Personal Capital) Review – Managing All Your Investments in One Place

Good Financial Cents

They charge either a percentage of assets managed or a flat hourly rate that can run as high as several hundred dollars per hour, plus trading commissions and administrative fees. So, while these advisors can certainly be excellent, they’re mostly unreachable unless you have millions of dollars to invest. And, that’s it.

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4 Financial Concerns High-Net-Worth Individuals Face

WiserAdvisor

Ultra and very high-net-worth individuals may also have assets valued at more than $5 million and $30 million. Moreover, these high-net-worth values are not calculated on physical assets but on liquid ones, which may be relatively more volatile to manage. For instance, you can hire a fiduciary.

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Does being a fiduciary financial advisor REALLY matter – or is it “meh?”

Sara Grillo

Legal definition of the fiduciary standard To quote directly from a paper by Attorney Lorna Schnase , two bodies of law form the legal basis for the fiduciary standard: Common law: Under common law principles of agency, an investment adviser, as agent, owes fiduciary duties to its client, as principal.3