Investment Advice
By the Hour
Hourly investment expertise without the commitment
Comprehensive investment advice from a registered planner at an RIA
At Fearless Finance we have two priorities for our clients’ investments (and for our own families’ investments).
- The lowest possible fees
- The greatest possible diversification
As a registered investment advisor, we base our recommendations on what we use for our own families. Our investment advice typically includes an array of index funds or ETFs that create geographic and company size diversification. We do not pick stocks or try to peddle lucrative alternative investments that tie up your funds and have inconsistent results. We believe retail investors should not try to beat the market because it usually doesn’t work.
Our investment process
We work with you to understand your priorities, goals and time horizon by discussion in our first meeting. We then look at your current custodians and make recommendations on consolidation of accounts or potentially transferring accounts to discount custodians to further reduce fees. In our second meeting, we will work on the custom allocation for your specific needs including specific index funds and ETFs, cash for upcoming expenses, and the right mix of fixed income (bonds & cash equivalents) to equities (stock). In the third meeting, if you agree, we will implement our recommendations and reallocate any accounts that need to be reallocated or rebalanced.
As your registered investment advisor, we’ll check in every 6 or 12 months to review your plan and rebalance as needed. The advice evolves as your goals evolve, no subscriptions or long-term contracts required.
Frequently asked questions
Knowing how your advisor is paid is critical to your investment success.
How is a Fearless Finance investment advisor paid?
Our advisors are paid BY THE HOUR only, which means you pay for the advice you get with no hidden fees.
How is paying by the hour for investment advice better than paying as a percentage of assets?
Don’t AUM (assets under management) advisors outperform the market?
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