A Different Type of Financial Planner: Your Most Trusted Advisor
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SRQ DAILY MONDAY BUSINESS EDITION
MONDAY AUG 10, 2020 |
Unfortunately the financial services industry has historically revolved around a sales culture, and the client often suffers. Allegiant Private Advisors is different.
The firm’s independent, fiduciary, non-sales philosophy provides a safe, trusting and caring environment so that all your goals and dreams can be discussed and planned for in total confidence. All this and more combine to create a multifaceted, comprehensive wealth management firm.
Allegiant’s proprietary “Client Bill of Rights” pledges the firm’s standards in writing. Some of these rights include having every phone call and email answered promptly, daily access to all accounts online, and an open invitation to meet with the team as often as the client deems necessary.
Allegiant team members manage all assets as team fiduciaries and do all of their own research (which advisors often share in the form of reports and white papers). Client accounts receive individual personalized advice instead of boilerplate packages created by mass-marketing financial firms. To accomplish this Allegiant maintains a high staff-to-client ratio, and forms strategic advisory teams with clients’ attorneys and accountants.
“We also put together family meetings where we have conversations about values and the core mission statement of the family,” Allegiant President Benjamin (Ben) W. Jones, CFP®, AIF® explains. “We help talk through existing assets and estate plans, and make sure heirs are prepared financially and legally. We are always checking in, seeing where our clients are in life and what they need help with along the way. Then we help them in every way possible. That’s why we’re here.”
Learn more at allegiantpa.com.
Editor's Note:
As of July 31, 2021, Allegiant Private Advisors became part of Mariner Wealth Advisors, a national registered investment advisor offering 360° financial advice designed to last.
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