Fee-Only Finacial Advisor
There is no long-term commitment, no annual percent-of-your-assets fee, and no sales pitches.
You have a dream for the future.
I can guide you through the steps that will make the vision a reality.
Finding the right financial planner is personal. Not only should an advisor look at the numbers, but your goals, fears, and values should be used to create a plan that fits you.
During our introductory call, you and I will briefly discuss what you’re looking for and if this is the right fit for you. You will learn how I work with clients and expectations for what happens next.
Achieving financial confidence starts with 3 easy steps:
- Set up an introductory call by clicking on the button at right.
- After the call, I will email you some oh-so-fun regulatory documents (such as privacy policy, etc.) and my Client FactFinder.
- Click the appointment link in the e-mail to set up the first meeting.
What you're looking for
Your current lifestyle and goals for the future are as unique as you are. Together, we’ll create a plan based on your preferences and take into account where you are in your life.
This is like therapy with a counselor who is handy with a calculator.
Hourly rate for meetings and pre-work
Setting Savings Goals
Life Transitions
Retirement Planning
Insurance Needs
Portfolio Analysis
People often ask...
Most frequent questions and answers
I work best with clients who naturally spend within their income.
No, I do not recommend cryptocurrency as an asset class.
That depends on your situation, but I will always be efficient with your time while being thorough in answering your questions. You will be given the option to continue with more appointments or end our conversation at a reasonable stopping point.
Fee-only financial planners get paid by you directly; fee-based planners may also earn commissions on products they sell.
No. If you are looking for someone to help you with a spending and budgeting plan, and generally improve your relationship with money, may I suggest these resources:
Addie McHale, CFP®, Moneyfull
addie@moneyfull.com | 720-515-7805 | moneyfull.com
Denver Financial Empowerment Centers
*Referrals: there is no revenue sharing agreement and it is only provided by a courtesy – no endorsement of such.
No. If you are looking for someone to help you with a spending and budgeting plan, and generally improve your relationship with money, may I suggest these resources:
Addie McHale, CFP®, Moneyfull
addie@moneyfull.com | 720-515-7805 | moneyfull.com
Denver Financial Empowerment Centers
*Referrals: there is no revenue sharing agreement and it is only provided by a courtesy – no endorsement of such.
Yes! A fiduciary financial adviser is one that puts clients’ interests first when giving providing advisory services. My business is only selling financial advice by the hour, so there is no hidden agenda to get a commission from selling insurance products, investments that generate commissions, or fees for long-term asset management.
I am a buy-and-hold investor with annual rebalancing. If I am helping you to create a portfolio, I will not be reacting to big stock market swings with a communication to suddenly buy or sell assets. I am not a day-trader, stock-picker, or cryptocurrency expert. Days go by when I don’t even know what happened in the stock market because I am helping clients with their long-term planning, not short-term trading.
I believe in holding diversified asset classes (US big stocks, US medium, and small stocks, international investments, and bonds). I believe in using low-cost mutual funds and ETFs for easy diversification. I believe that simple is usually best. I like easy investment solutions like Target Date Funds and Asset Allocation Funds.
Let’s Get Started!
If you would like to talk to Kristi about your unique goals, financial decisions, or dilemmas, click on the button below to set up a 15-minute phone call. This is a great time to determine if this is the right fit for you and if you’d like to move forward with a one-hour phone or Zoom consultation.