What is a Fiduciary Advisor?

Only 11.2% of Advisors in the US act as a Fiduciary 100% of the time.

What You Should Know About Fiduciary Advisors

97% of Americans think Advisors should be legally required to put their client’s best interests first.

Only 11.2% of Advisors in the US act as a Fiduciary 100% of the time.


AARP, NAPFA, FPA Comment Letter

Bull Oak Capital Research

Financial Advisor vs Fiduciary Advisor

Learn the difference between a broker and fiduciary advisor who prioritizes your best interests in all areas of financial planning.

Brokers

A Financial Advisor who works at a Broker/Dealer or Insurance Company (or both).

They are paid commissions and fees for selling products to clients and only need the product to be “suitable” (not in your best interest).

89% of advisors in the US are registered as Brokers!

Learn the difference between a financial advisor and fiduciary advisor who prioritizes your best interests in all areas of financial planning.

Dual-Registered Advisors

An open secret in the industry is that most “Fiduciary” Advisors DON’T ALWAYS act as a fiduciary.

“Dual-registered advisors” are registered as a fiduciary RIA AND a broker.

Clients ask advisors “Do you act as a Fiduciary?” but they should be asking “Do you ALWAYS act as a Fiduciary?”

Dual-registered advisors can act as fiduciary one minute and a brokerage or insurance salesman the next. How can you tell the difference?

A Fee-Only Fiduciary Advisor is a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) who holds no brokerage or insurance affiliations and is AT ALL TIMES legally obligated to put your interests first and disclose any potential conflicts!

Fee-Only Fiduciary Advisors

A Fee-Only Fiduciary Advisor is a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) who holds no brokerage or insurance affiliations and is AT ALL TIMES legally obligated to put your interests first and disclose any potential conflicts!

Only 11.2% of Advisors in the USA are registered this way! And we’re proud to be one of them!

The 3 Questions To Ask Any Advisor

  • An advisor with Fiduciary Duty is legally obligated to put your interests first and disclose any potential conflicts.

  • Our Answer: YES!

    …and we believe ALL advisors should be held to this standard of care!

  • Our Answer: NO.

    Unlike many other firms we DO NOT offer proprietary products, receive payments from third parties for investment advice, participate in revenue sharing, or conduct principal trading!

    We’re pretty straightforward, and that’s how we like it!

Real Client Stories 

The Garlocks

Setting a retirement date isn’t easy, but it’s a lot easier with a Fiduciary and a plan

The Thomsons

Financial Planning for two generations

Mr. Haynes

From Boeing Engineer to world traveler, snowboarder, and mountain biker!

How to Get Started

  • 15-Minute Intro Call with Glenn Rossman

    We’ll keep it casual and get to know each other.

    Let’s see if we might want to work together.

  • Demo

    Full demo of what a relationship with us might look like.

    Sleep on it to see whether we might be right for you.

  • Get Your Finances Perfectly Organized

    Let’s get your financial life neat, organized, and optimized!

    Each and every client gets their own tailor-made strategy over 6 meetings.

  • Implementation and Support

    We don’t just hand you a report.

    We help implement the advice and keep you on track with ongoing support.

Have a Question?

We find the easiest way to get answers is to schedule a 15-minute Intro Call with us, but if it’s just a quick question ask here!