A flat fee advice service is a great way to access quality help for a pre-agreed upfront cost.
The purpose behind my service is that it works to make you better off. And for that you will be charged a fee. Which ideally makes me and my family better off.
It should be a neat and tidy relationship to have, as long as you feel you’re getting good value and I feel like I am being fairly compensated.
But the funny thing about this profession is that there’s a lot of grey areas. Even the best laid plans can take time to work. And the best laid plans might not look like the best laid plans at times.
So we can land up undulating between feeling good about things….and well…..not.
Fee based advice
I have a fee structure that allows you to choose what you value and how you pay for it:
– Factual information devoid of any advice on your specific situation can be accessed during an hourly consult. DIY heaven right?
– Working to put a solution together that meets your specific needs can be done for a once-off fee agreed upfront.
– And if the input you require is ongoing then an additional monthly fee or retainer will be charged.
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