We sell advice, not products. Whether you need a quick check-up or a lifetime roadmap, you’ll always know exactly what you’re paying and getting. [cite: 4, 5]
Schedule a Free Intro Call [cite: 6]In an industry full of hidden commissions and percentage-based fees, we choose transparency. [cite: 9]
We work only for you, never for a commission. [cite: 10]
You don't need a million dollars to get million-dollar advice. [cite: 11]
The price you see is the price you pay. [cite: 12]
Best for: The DIY Investor [cite: 17]
Best for: The "Second Opinion" Seeker [cite: 24]
Dive deep into ONE focus area:
Includes Action Plan & Strategy Meeting.
Get FocusedBest for: The Big Picture Builder [cite: 41]
Best for: The Protective Parent [cite: 50]
Secures two lifetimes: yours and theirs.
Not sure if you need a full plan? Start with the Focused Review ($1,800). If you upgrade to a Comprehensive or Special Needs Plan within 6 months, we will credit your full $1,800 payment toward the new plan.
| Feature | Focused Review | Comprehensive | Special Needs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,800 | $4,800 | $6,000 [cite: 60] |
| Scope | One Specific Problem | Your Whole Life | Two Lifetimes |
| Confidence Credit? | YES | N/A | N/A |
| Retirement & Cash Flow | Select as Option | ✅ | ✅ |
| Tax Strategy | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Govt Benefit Protection (SSI) | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ CRITICAL |
| Special Needs Trust Strategy | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ INCLUDED |
Once your plan is built, we help you stick to it. A financial plan is a snapshot; ongoing management is the movie. [cite: 62, 64]
Available exclusively to clients who have completed a Comprehensive or Special Needs Plan. [cite: 72]
A: No. We typically split the fees: 50% to start, and 50% upon delivery of your plan. [cite: 75]
A: Absolutely. Thanks to our Confidence Credit, 100% of your $1,800 fee is applied to the upgrade if you move forward within 6 months. [cite: 76-78]
A: A standard plan covers one lifetime. A Special Needs plan must secure two (yours and your child's). It requires specialized knowledge of government benefits and legal structures that standard plans don't touch. [cite: 79-81]