Pricing
Flat fees. In writing. Before we start.
We won't show you made-up prices on a website. Your situation is yours — so your quote is built for you, on paper, before anything begins.
How it works
The honest way to price a plan
Most financial sites either hide their fees or invent tidy packages that don't fit anyone. Here's our policy instead:
- Flat planning fees — never percentages of your money. You pay for the plan, not a slice of your savings. That keeps our advice pointed at what's best for you, not what's biggest for us.
- Quoted in writing before we start. After your free discovery conversation, you get a written quote: the scope, the deliverables, the timeline, and the fee. You approve it — or you walk away.
- Final pricing confirmed at consultation. A young couple renting an apartment and a family of five nearing retirement don't need the same plan, and they shouldn't pay the same fee. The quote matches the work.
- No products, no commissions, no kickbacks. We don't sell investments or insurance, so there's nothing lurking behind the fee.
- No surprises, ever. If the scope changes mid-engagement, the fee changes only with your written approval first.
Why no prices on this page? Because anything we printed here would be a guess — and we'd rather quote your real number than advertise a fake one. Call or write, tell us your situation, and you'll have a real written quote within days. Final pricing confirmed at consultation.
What a quote includes
Every written quote names four things:
- Scope — which of the five anchors we're working on
- Deliverables — what you receive (written plan, reviews, check-in cadence)
- Timeline — when each piece lands
- Fee — one flat number, all-in
Our Guarantee
Our Guarantee
If the plan isn't worth what you paid, full refund within 30 days.
The conditions, in plain English:
- 30 days from plan delivery. The clock starts when your written plan lands in your hands.
- You keep the plan either way. Ask for the refund and the plan is still yours — we don't take the work back.
- This is a refund on the plan fee — not a promise of investment returns. No honest planner can promise returns; we can promise we stand behind our work.
Put simply
“If you can't see the price on paper, you shouldn't be paying it.”— The Anchorline pricing rule
The first conversation is free
Tell us where you stand. We'll tell you what the work would cost — in writing — before you commit to anything.
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