Clayton Quamme is a CFP-designated registered investment advisor at Ap Wealth Management, based in Augusta, GA, with 10 years of industry experience. Clayton operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Business Owners, Estate Planning, Financial Planning & Coaching, High Net Worth, and 4 more. Their firm serves 283 clients with $340M in assets under management.
| Portfolio Value | Annual Fee |
|---|---|
| Any | 1.45% |
Fees will not exceed 1.45% annually and are negotiable based on the complexity of services, the amount of assets managed, and the overall relationship.
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Learn about disclosures →Clayton serves as an intelligence officer in the US Army Reserves since 2012. This non-investment related activity takes about 10-20% of his time, none of which occurs during trading hours.
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Clayton Quamme, CFP®has over a decade of experience working as a financial planner, investment advisor, and operations manager. He has focused on working with fee-only firms that allow him to sit “on the same side of the table” as his clients, serving as a fiduciary for his clients. Clayton has also served with the US Army as an Intelligence Officer, both as an active duty and reserve officer. This experience influenced his passion for a disciplined approach when it comes to life goals, financial planning, and investment decisions. Clayton holds the view that wealth is more than just the tangible asset or number we see on a net worth statement. He believes it’s deeper than that. Understanding the numbers is certainly important, but to truly measure wealth, we must consider intangible items like being able to invest time in your family and community, and leaving a worthwhile legacy to future generations.