Horter charges an annual advisory fee based on a percentage of assets under management, assessed quarterly. The maximum annual fee is 1.99%. Fees are negotiable based on client type, asset class, and account size. Non-discretionary accounts are charged 0.1% with a $50 minimum quarterly fee. Financial planning fees range from $250 to $600 per hour or up to $5,000 as a fixed fee. Clients may also incur custodian fees and mutual fund/ETF expenses.
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Learn about disclosures →Brooke is self-employed as an insurance producer and estate planner, dedicating about half of her time to this. She also works as an attorney referrer/plan delivery in insurance and estate planning, spending about 10-20% of her time on this activity.