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Stock Plan Services
If your financial needs are complex or require special planning expertise, they may be best served by establishing a relationship with an independent investment advisor who offers the personalized attention and specialized expertise you require.
With Schwab Advisor Network, you won't have deal with the daily details of managing your portfolio. You'll be updated regularly on your portfolio's performance. As your financial situation evolves and your goals change, your advisor can make adjustments to align your portfolio with your needs.
We'll talk with you about your needs and preferences, then identify investment advisors in the Schwab Advisor Network who have the specialized expertise, investment management philosophy and personal rapport that's right for you.
An investment advisor can get to know your unique financial circumstances and provide recommendations regarding your financial situation. Your investment advisor can:
An investment advisor can handle the daily, ongoing management of your investments, including:
To begin, visit your local Schwab branch. A Schwab Financial Consultant will ask you a series of questions to find out what type of advisors you would prefer to work with. Then, based on combining your objectives with their knowledge of the investment advisors in your community, your consultant will refer you to one or more advisors that meet your needs.
To learn more about Schwab Advisor Network, call 877-430-4571.
Schwab Advisor Network is designed for investors who prefer a fee-based account and have $500,000 or more in investable assets.
1. Network member advisors are independent and are not employees or agents of Schwab. Schwab prescreens advisors and checks their experience and credentials against criteria Schwab sets, such as years of experience managing investments, amount of assets managed, professional education, regulatory licensing, and business relationship as a client of Schwab Institutional. Advisors pay Schwab fees to be members. Schwab does not supervise advisors and does not prepare, verify or endorse information distributed by advisors. Investors must decide whether to hire an advisor and what authority to give him/her. Investors, not Schwab, are responsible for monitoring and evaluating an advisor's service, performance and account transactions.
Whether you choose to completely outsource your administration to Schwab or retain certain functions in-house, Schwab Co-Sourced Administration makes it easy to build the right solution for your company.