How much does Finacial Adviser charge to their client for their service?
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It really all depends.  Some places charge a non-commission fee for services such as Amerprise Financial.  Others, such as Bank of America and their investment arm, may vary their fees according to tiers.  As an example, if you are not a customer or are looking to become a customer places may give you a lower introductory fee for the first year of service.  Some financial institutions base their fees on your status as a customer - the more business you do with the institution, the lower your fee.  For instance, I have my personal checking, savings, mortgage, equity line and investments (mutual funds & IRAs) all through the same financial institution and, as a result, I don't pay a fee for the services I receive in the way of financial planning.\n\nContact your banker/broker/mortgage company to see what deals they have and how you can best take advantage of any deals available.
508397
I would charge from $15 to $20 the hour. Even if they have money all should have a fair price!!!
1091350
Sorry....for my clairvoyant services I charge $50 per hour.  Other advice I give on here is free.
700062
I used to pay between 400 - 600 pounds but its worth shopping about and if you keep any computerised accounts such as quickbooks or sage then it often help the accountant to finalise the books. If you do this you can ask for a reduced amount as your saving them a lot of time. hope this helps
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It depends on how good you really are.\n\nI know of some ecommerce consultants that charge as low as $50 per hour, while some of the better ones charge $250 per hour. The more services you offer, the higher the rate you can charge.\n\nThe thing to remember is to never set your charges too low. It is MUCH HARDER to raise your rates when you feel you are undervaluing your services, compared to cutting your rates when nobody's biting.
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Depends on what kind of clients you have, and what they are willing to CONTINUALLY pay for your service. Sometimes you have to test out the waters, throw a number out there, and see if they bite. Gage their reaction and adjust your price accordingly.\n\nE.g., if it's a logo job, say $500 and if they don't like it, drop it to 400. If they still don't like it, get new clients. :-)
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I' am currently an intern at MORGAN STANLEY. I work with a lot of Financial Advisory/Planners. They get paid through commission and sometimes salary and you can make up to $150,000,  but at the same time you have a quota system to meet. If you don't have more than Million of Dollars invested in your clients portfolio's than your gone.
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well i usally set a per 30min rate. \nwhich is about 10-30UK pounds, which is about 18-54 dollars per half hour. \nwith a preset charge of 1 hour.
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I look at things several ways:\n\n1) How much are you helping your client? For instance, has your advice saved them $80k/year in costs, even though it took you only a week? Then it might be better to negotiate a project fee higher than an hourly rate.\n\n2) How much do others offering similar services to yours charge, given similar levels of skill and experience? Try to be much better than average, and charge a higher than average rate. (sounds obvious, but it is a much better choice than being the low-price-leader and trying to make up for it on volume of work)\n\n3) How much time will the project actually take you, and what will your expenses be during the project? You could always calculate your hours and expenses, and charge exactly that. Your hourly rate will depend on you, your industry, the market etc. but we charge 150 for consulting, and 95/hour for production/implementation work.\n\n4) What is the opportunity cost of taking the project? Will taking this project make it impossible for you to land other, potentially more valuable, work? If so, you should charge a higher rate.\n\nAfter considering all these factors determine a fee that will both compensate you for your time and knowledge, and guarantee that you will be adding value to your client's business.
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For standard work for example house conveyance you might pay a flat rate fee agreed in advance. Otherwise the final sum will be dependent on the work undertaken. Solicitors will quote an hourly rate and it would be usual to pay a retainer on account in advance of the services you receive. Beyond an initial consultation for which you would normally pay a flat fee for say an hours service they should tell you about their plan of action and the potential costs involved. \n\nYou can escalate if you think you have an issue. The law society can provide advice on the steps you can take. Be sure to communicate with your lawyer you don't want more charges for a second letter.
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visit a financial adviser especially the trusted ones.
112551
Charge atleast $150 or $200. You are doing them a favor.
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It need to be done correctly most people use solicitors the fee is not that much. \n\nI have placed a link from the UK gov site it may help to guide you..
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How much can I pay for someone not to?
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Depending on the time, effort, pages, etc..\n\nThat's how I charge clients.  You could easily get 300 dollars for it.\n\nGood luck!
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how much does it pay?
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Hi,\n\nu can contact me for tht.....\ni m a financial analyst and adviser\n\nand give recommendations.....my charges are just Rs. 1000 per month.\n\nu can get in touch with me at gaurav_talkies@yahoo.com or call me at 9342377454\n\nGaurav.