
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Instead of setting an account minimum, we emphasize the importance of being able to add value to the assets we manage in an efficient manner. This principle has sometimes led us to gladly work with clients whose investable assets are less than our average client household size, which is approximately $1.5M currently. That being said, we have found that incorporating new clients into our investment model becomes increasingly inefficient with assets under $250,000.
Most anyone can call themselves a financial planner, but only those who have fulfilled the CFP Board’s rigorous requirements can call themselves a CFP® professional. These include passing a comprehensive exam, adherence to a stringent code of conduct, maintaining learning through continuing education and upholding the Boards standards of practice.
For more information, here is a link to the CFP Board website.
Schedule an Exploration meeting by calling us or clicking on the Contact Us section of our homepage. This is the first step in our process with potential new clients, and there is no cost or commitment required. We look forward to meeting you.

