Daniel Dearing is a registered investment advisor at Spc, based in Jacksonville, FL, with 22 years of industry experience. Daniel operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Financial Planning & Coaching, Investment Management, Retirement Planning. Their firm serves 30,881 clients with $5.7B in assets under management.
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SPC offers investment management through the SIGMA Managed Account program. Clients pay an annual account management fee based on a percentage of their account assets. The fee includes a program fee and the IAR's compensation. For example, if your account AUM is $1,500,000, the first $500,000 is billed at 2.50%, the next $250,000 at 1.75%, the next $250,000 at 1.50%, and the remaining $500,000 at 1.25%. The maximum annual advisory fee is 2.5%. The program fee is 0.15% on all assets. There is a $30 minimum annual program fee.
SPC also offers direct-at-fund programs where clients pay an annual asset-based investment management fee of 0.5%.
Location
300 W. Adams St, Suite 500, Jacksonville, FL, 32202
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Learn about disclosures →Other Business ActivitiesSells Insurance
Daniel is the president of Professional Retirement Services, Inc. and Attorney Retirement Services, offering financial services, and sells life and health insurance. He also owns a company that buys/sells sports cards online, dedicating about a quarter of his time to it.
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Current Registrations
Spc
Parkland Securities, LLCBroker
Previous Registrations
Jefferson Pilot Securities CorporationBroker
New England SecuritiesBroker
State Registrations3 states
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