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A clear side-by-side view of engagement style, cadence, and support so you can choose with confidence.
| Comparison | Dedicated Advisor Relationship | Advisor Team Collaboration | Focused Project Engagement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Households seeking ongoing integrated planning | Clients needing specialist depth across priorities | Families facing one immediate high-stakes decision |
| Meeting cadence | Quarterly, with in-between check-ins | Quarterly with specialist working sessions | Project timeline with milestone reviews |
| Planning scope | Comprehensive ongoing wealth strategy | Comprehensive plus specialist overlays | Focused scope tied to one objective |
| Implementation support | End-to-end sequencing and accountability | Cross-team execution coordination | Targeted action roadmap |
| Fee structure | Discussed in consultation based on complexity | Discussed in consultation based on specialist scope | Defined project scope before engagement |
High-touch planning partnership
For households seeking integrated wealth planning, recurring meetings, and direct advisor access.
Shared coverage and specialist depth
For clients who benefit from a broader bench across retirement planning, business ownership, and estate coordination.
Single-priority strategic planning
For families addressing a specific decision window such as retirement timing, liquidity planning, or succession.
Start with your decision volume and urgency. If you need ongoing coordination, a dedicated advisor or team model is usually best. If you have one immediate priority, a focused project can be the right first step.
Yes. Many clients begin with a single priority and transition to recurring planning once the initial project is complete.
Fees are reviewed transparently during consultation and depend on service scope, complexity, and implementation needs.
Share your priorities and we can recommend the engagement model that best matches your goals and timeline.