Christopher Howard is a CFA, CFP-designated registered investment advisor at Equitable Advisors, LLC, based in St. Louis, MO, with 16 years of industry experience. Christopher is also registered as a broker, so some compensation may come from commissions on products sold. Their practice areas include Estate Planning, Financial Planning & Coaching, Insurance Planning, Retirement Planning, and 1 more. Their firm serves 73,011 clients with $42B in assets under management.
Equitable Advisors offers investment management through LPL Financial programs and third-party asset managers (TAMPs). Fees vary depending on the program and assets invested.
For LPL programs like SAM, fees are based on a percentage of your portfolio. In some cases, you can choose whether to pay transaction charges directly or have the advisor pay them, which affects the overall advisory fee.
When using TAMPs, the fees are determined by the TAMP and a portion is paid to Equitable Advisors. The specific fees, minimums, and arrangements vary by TAMP, so it's important to review their brochures.
Equitable Advisors also offers ERISA fiduciary services to retirement plans, with fees determined by the specific services provided.
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Learn about disclosures →Christopher is the Vice President of Community Financial Advisors, Inc., where financial advisory business passes through for tax reporting. He is also a partner in Community Financial Management, LLC, used for business purposes and tax planning, dedicating about a quarter of his time to tax preparation and accounting services. Christopher also serves as trustee for Community Financial Advisors, Inc 401(k) Plan and a partner overseeing finances of real estate holdings for MBM VC LLC.
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