We help people make the most of their savings by using low-cost investments and tax-efficient accounts. And we take pride in bringing our clients ideas and strategies that make a difference.
"Stop Selling and Start Helping"
Zig Ziglar
"Stop Selling and Start Helping"
Zig Ziglar
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We use low-cost index funds as the core component in managing our clients' money. More specifically, we use exchange-traded index funds (ETFs) from Charles Schwab.
Why? Because low-cost, index ETFs have many benefits (See here). And Schwab's Index ETFs are among the best, lowest cost index ETFs on the market. The total cost for the Schwab Index ETFs we use with our clients are lower than the total cost for comparable Vanguard Index ETFs. And Vanguard is a company known for their low fees. Also, because we use the Charles Schwab platform, they waive their commission charge when we buy or sell their ETFs, which saves you even more.
What does Warren Buffett think? Warren Buffett is considered by many to be the greatest investor of all time. In his 2017 annual letter to shareholders, he stated, "Both large and small investors should stick with low-cost index funds."
Note: College 529 Plans and Retirement Plans (401k's, etc) may include low-cost index funds from other fund companies (Vanguard, etc). And in certain cases, some clients may own other types of investments, including individual stocks.
To learn more about the Benefits of Index Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), read our blog post:
Benefits of Index Exchange Traded Funds
We can help you with all the following types of accounts:
Want to know what accounts you should invest in first? Read our blog post:
Sequence of Investing - Where Should You Invest Your Money First?
We can't control the stock market. And we can't predict what the stock market will do next. A person may get lucky from time to time, but we don't believe anybody (including financial advisors) can accurately and consistently predict what the market will do next.
But we can help our clients take advantage of the stuff we can control.
Here are a few things we can control, things we do for our clients:
We are a fiduciary firm. And I am a fiduciary advisor. We are required by law to act in your best interest. Put simply, you come first.
To learn more about "Why Us", read our blog post:
Why HyLine Wealth? Why me?
To learn more about what it means to be a fiduciary advisor and why it's important, read our blog post:
The Importance of Working with a Fiduciary Advisor
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For our Investment Management Services, we keep it simple. We have an asset-based advisory fee for all our accounts. It's fair and reasonable. We receive no additional compensation (commissions, etc) from the investment products we recommend. This helps remove any conflict of interest, and allows us to focus on what we think is best for you.
What is Our Cost | |
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$0 - $1mil | 1.00% |
$1mil- $2mil | 0.75% |
$2mil+ | 0.50% |
Our costs are fair and reasonable AND we will take great care of you. Here are a few things we can do for you:
The previous tab, 'What is Our Cost', tells you how we are compensated for our services. With that said, it is very common for investment products to have an additional internal cost that is sometimes "hidden". When you add these together, this is your 'Total Cost of Investing'. Your 'Total Cost of Investing' is your all-in total cost. It includes everything ("hidden" fees, mutual fund expenses, etc). It's important to understand your 'Total Cost of Investing'. We use low-cost investments to keep your 'Total Cost of Investing' relatively low.
Here is what you can expect with us:
Most firms aren't this transparent about your 'Total Cost of Investing'. And it's probably because their 'Total Cost of Investing' is relatively high. Many investors don't realize all the fees and expenses they are paying. You might be surprised with your total cost.
Prospective Clients: Do you know your 'Total Cost of Investing'? If you want to compare the total cost with us versus the total cost you are currently paying, we'd be happy to do a total cost comparison.
To learn more about this, read our blog post:
Know Your Total Cost of Investing
According to research done by Morningstar, fund fees predict future success or failure...and the expense ratio is the most proven predictor of future fund returns. In other words, the lower your costs, the better your future returns are likely to be. Basically, your 'Total Cost of Investing' is one of the most important factors in determining your future investment performance.
To read more about this Morningstar research, here's a link to the article: 'Fund Fees Predict Future Success or Failure'
We understand how important it is to keep your 'Total Cost of Investing' relatively low....so this is one of our main priorities.
To learn more about 'Total Cost of Investing' and why it's important, read our blog post:
Know Your Total Cost of Investing
We really appreciate your business! Use the links below to access your account information. If you are a client and haven't used these before or if you have any questions, email me at: brock@hylinewealth.com.
Performance Portal (All Clients): To view your account's Balance, Performance, Asset Allocation, Holdings, and Transactions, log in to your Performance Portal. This is a super user-friendly platform, and it answers the most common question.....how am I doing?
Schwab Clients: To download statements or tax forms, sign up for eDelivery of documents, change your address, or view account details, log in to Schwab.
Vanguard 401k Participants: To manage or view your 401k plan, log in to Vanguard.
Financial Calculators from Bankrate
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Our physical office is located in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. But we consider ourselves "location-independent" as we use a heavy dose of technology to communicate and serve you. This includes screen sharing technology, e-applications, electronic signatures when possible, and shared client portals so we can view the same information at the same time. The "de minimis exemption" allows us to do business in most other states (with only a few exceptions). Pretty much wherever you're located, we can work together.