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Objective guidance from CFP® professionals at a simple flat membership fee. No commissions, no surprises.
Our new Path Explorer helps you visualize different paths to your goals, test trade-off decisions, and build a roadmap based on what matters most to you.
More than retirement, your membership covers a full range of planning. From taxes to buying a home to investing for the life you want.

Let’s talk about investing.

Get objective, flat-fee financial guidance and a custom roadmap built to help you get the most out of the market.

Flat-fee memberships
Objective guidance from CFP® professionals at a simple flat membership fee. No commissions, no surprises.
Our new Path Explorer helps you visualize different paths to your goals, test trade-off decisions, and build a roadmap based on what matters most to you.
More than retirement, your membership covers a full range of planning. From taxes to buying a home to investing for the life you want.
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Facet member Tom describes the work with his advisor as life-changing.

“…After a thorough investigation, I selected Facet to become my advisor for our future. Let me say this ride with Facet has been a smooth, informative and efficient undertaking. My advisor Ed Williams has been a godsend and has changed our lives.”
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Testimonials were provided by current members of Facet (“Facet Wealth, Inc.”). Members have not been paid for their testimonial and there are no material conflicts of interest that would affect the given testimonials. These testimonials may not be representative of the experiences of other members, and do not provide a guarantee of future performance success or similar services.

Be sure you’re making smart choices with your money.

With Facet’s flat-fee membership, you’ll get objective advice you can trust. We’ll create a personalized financial roadmap tailored to all aspects of your life, not just investments.

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Retirement & life planning

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How we’re different.

At Facet, we never earn commissions, so our success is only measured in terms of your satisfaction and financial security. We achieve this through personalized financial advocacy that’s changing expectations, industry-wide. Here’s how we set ourselves apart:
Facet Traditional Advisor Robo-Advisor
What am I actually getting? Personalized, jargon-free advice for everything money impacts in your life + help executing your plan. Usually a 30-60+ page report that mostly focuses on your investments A “robot” or algorithm, that manages your investments; sometimes can ask a person one-off questions for an additional fee
What are the minimum assets required? $0 Varies Varies
How is my planner qualified? Always a CFP® Professional (the highest possible certification) Titles are unregulated and misleading — not always a CFP® professional No, or limited access to, a financial planner
How will we keep in touch? Up to 4 virtual meetings (year 1) and varying sessions based on membership tier (years 2+) Typically one or two meetings/year, usually in-person, during business hours No — or only ad hoc —meetings
How will technology be used? Easy-to-use platform with key info in one place Technology is usually not a central part of the service Technology is typically the only service offered
How will my fees be calculated? One fixed fee based on your needs Varies; typically a % of what you invest, plus fees. Cost increases as your money grows A % of what you invest, plus fees. Cost increases as your money grows

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Facet has a 4.7-star rating with NerdWallet as of October 2025, period considered Aug – Oct. 2025. This review is unpaid, but Nerdwallet receives referral compensation. USA TODAY/Statista included Facet in the list of Best Financial Advisory Firms 2026 based on an independent survey and AUM analysis, as of April 2026. Trustpilot rating as of 2/13/26 (may fluctuate); based on reviews since Jan 2022. BBB A+ Rating as of April 2026, based on reviews, complaints, time in business, etc; this Accreditation does not imply BBB approval/ endorsement. BBB is a paid membership; no compensation was paid for these ratings, rankings, or reviews. More details here.

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