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Fees

Five things, priced, all of them paid by you.

A full written plan
$4,200
Four sessions over about ten weeks, a written plan of thirty to fifty pages, and a follow-up session ninety days later to see what actually got done.
A plan, for a household with equity compensation
$5,400
The same, plus the analysis that RSUs, options, and a concentrated position require. Priced separately because it is genuinely more work.
Hourly sessions
$350 an hour
For a single decision — one house, one offer, one inheritance. Most of these are two hours and I will say so before you book three.
Second opinion on advice you were given
$700
Two hours reading what you were told and a written note on what it costs and whose interest it serves.
Annual check-in, former planning clients
$950
One session and an updated plan. Optional, and about half of clients take it in a given year.

Fees are reviewed annually. A plan agreed at one year’s price is delivered at that price however long it takes.

How the money works

Agreed before anything starts
Half at the first session, half when the written plan is delivered.
The half hour is free
Including the version of it that ends with me saying you do not need a plan.
Nothing is contingent
No fee depends on what you decide to do, which is the whole point of the arrangement.
Your accountant and attorney
I write to them at no extra cost. Coordinating is part of the work rather than an add-on.

A flat fee looks expensive next to advice that appears to be free. It is not; the free version is paid for out of what you buy, and usually costs more. That comparison is on the how-I-am-paid page.

How I am paid
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