Financial Plan
$1,200 - $15,000
A collaborative 4-5 meeting program to teach you financial strategies and design your holistic financial, investment, and tax plan.
Quoted in advance based on complexity and projected time.
Designed to be affordable and appropriate for your needs and situation (see pricing examples below). Most clients we work with end up in the $2,000 - $4,000 range.
Paid 50% in advance, 50% at completion of plan (~2-3 months later)
May be completed as a One-Time Financial Plan, where you don’t plan on working with us on an ongoing basis. Range for this is $1,500 to $7,500.
Or, if you want an ongoing relationship, this service is completed as an “Upfront Financial Plan”, where we go through the same process at a discounted rate before you enter into Wealth Mode Planning services, where we continue to work with you on an ongoing basis for a flat fee.
The range for an Upfront Financial Plan prior to Ongoing Services is $1,200 to $15,000, as we may take on additional complexity for ongoing clients we may not do with a one-time plan client.
How it Works
$1,500 - $7,500
Quoted in advance based on projected time and complexity
Designed to be affordable and appropriate for your needs and situation (see pricing examples below)
Option #1: 50% in advance, 50% at completion of plan (2-3 months later)
Option #2 (for plans $1,000+): pay $500 upfront, and remainder over 2-4 monthly installments
To build your financial plan, we’ll use The WEALTH MODE Process, a collaborative series of 4-5 meetings across 2-3 months. See the graphic for an example of how we progress through multiple topics to create a comprehensive set of financial guidance for you.
Pricing Examples
Here are some real-life examples of various household types we’ve worked with, and their approximate pricing for a One-Time Financial Plan.
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Recent College Graduate
- $90,000/year income
- 401(k) and Employee Benefits
- Student Loan Debt of $100,000 or more
$1,500 Financial Plan
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Young Professional with Kids
- $130,000/year income
- Spouse at home
- Parent
- Homeowner
- College Savings Goals
$2,000 Financial Plan
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Dual-Income Couple
- $185,000/year income
- Stock Options
- Own home and a vacation home/investment property
- Both have employer benefits that need to be coordinated
$2,800 Financial Plan
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Married Couple with Business, Family
- $300,000+/year income
- 1 Business owner / self-employed, 1 salaried employee
- Multiple children
- Significant taxable investments, illiquid property, or wealth tied up in business
$4,600 Financial Plan