Annual Fee Schedule

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1.00%
0.80%
0.70%
0.50%
0.25%
0.125%
0.25% flat
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What would you
actually pay?

Three distinct structures depending on your portfolio size. Under $1M uses breakpoints — your whole portfolio moves to the lower rate when you cross a threshold. Over $1M shifts to marginal rates on each successive portion. Over $30M, a single flat rate applies to everything.

$0 $250K $1M $7.5M $30M+

This calculator covers actively managed portfolios only. Clients holding solely a money market, single bond, or single CD are not subject to an advisory fee.

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Tier Breakdown
How I'm compensated

Transparent
by design.

Full Portfolio Management
01
Advisory Fee

When I'm managing your full portfolio — whether it holds equities, bonds, money markets, or a mix — the tiered AUA fee applies across the entire managed portfolio. Stagnant positions within a managed portfolio are included in the fee structure. One fee covers everything: investment management, financial planning, ongoing strategy, and coordination.

No Fee
02
Single-Product or Cash-Only

Many clients come to me from CDs, savings accounts, and money markets — that's all they've ever known, and sometimes it's all they need. If you solely hold a money market, a single bond, or a single CD and don't require a full managed plan, there is no advisory fee. The fee only applies when I am providing full planning and portfolio management for you.

Always Disclosed
03
Certain Long-Held Products

Certain instruments — select fixed or insurance-type products held for extended periods — may carry a commission embedded in the product structure. This is always disclosed before any decision is made. I only recommend these when they genuinely serve your long-term interest, never as a reason to place you in a product.

Not Included in My Fee
04
Internal Fund Expenses

My advisory fee does not cover the internal expense ratios charged by the funds themselves — these are separate costs built into the fund. I take this seriously: minimizing expense ratios is a priority in every portfolio I build. Low-cost funds compound the benefit of every dollar you invest, and I actively seek the most cost-efficient options available for your strategy.

Common Questions

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Transparency means answering questions before you have to ask them.

How does the tiered structure work in practice?
There are actually three different structures depending on your portfolio size. Under $1M, breakpoint pricing applies — like mutual fund breakpoints. Once your portfolio crosses $250K, your entire portfolio moves to 0.80%. Cross $500K and everything shifts to 0.70%. From $1M to $30M, marginal rates apply — like tax brackets. The first $7.5M is charged at 0.50%, the next portion up to $15M at 0.25%, and the next up to $30M at 0.125%. Above $30M, a single flat rate of 0.25% applies to everything.
I only want a money market. Will I be charged?
No. Clients who solely hold a money market, single bond, or single CD — with no broader managed portfolio — are not charged an advisory fee. The fee only applies when I am providing full planning and active portfolio management. If a money market is part of a larger managed portfolio, it is included in that portfolio's fee structure along with your other holdings.
Are stagnant or low-activity positions included in the fee?
Yes, when they are part of a managed portfolio. If you have a mix of positions — including stagnant or low-activity holdings — the advisory fee applies across the full managed portfolio. What I will never do is charge a management fee on a standalone position that requires no plan and no ongoing work from me. The moment you need a plan, multiple products, and my full service, the fee applies across all of it — including any quieter positions in the mix.
When exactly do commissions apply?
Only on certain long-held product structures where a commission is built into the product itself — and only when that product is the right solution for your situation. It is never a reason to recommend something. It is always disclosed before you decide. Money markets carry no commission of any kind.
Are fund expense ratios included in your fee?
No — internal fund expense ratios are separate from my advisory fee. They are costs built into the funds themselves and are not part of what I charge. However, keeping these as low as possible is a core part of how I build portfolios. Every basis point in fund expenses is a drag on your return, and I actively select the most cost-efficient funds available for your strategy. The combination of a transparent advisory fee and low-cost fund selection is how I believe clients should be served.
Where are my assets held?
At a regulated third-party custodian — never with me. I hold discretionary management authority, but your assets remain in your name at a regulated institution at all times.
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