Jack Bishop
Jack Bishop is a CFP-designated registered investment advisor at Commonwealth Financial Network, based in Waynesville, NC, with 11 years of industry experience. Their practice areas include Financial Planning & Coaching, Investment Management, Retirement Planning. Their firm serves 399,450 clients with $210B in assets under management.
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Fee Structure
Commonwealth Financial Network offers investment management through various programs like PPS Custom, PPS Select, and PPS Direct. Fees are generally calculated as a percentage of your portfolio, including cash and money market positions. The exact fees vary depending on the specific program and the agreement between you and your advisor.
Commonwealth generally offers two types of fee schedules: blended and breakpoint. With a blended schedule, different portions of your portfolio are charged at different rates. With a breakpoint schedule, the fee rate declines as your portfolio value reaches certain levels. All fees are negotiable between the advisor and client.
Location
209 Walnut St., Waynesville, NC, 28786
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Regulatory History
No disclosures, customer disputes, or regulatory actions on file.
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Learn about disclosures →Other Business ActivitiesSells Insurance
Jack sells fixed insurance and owns Bishop Financial Group, LLC, a private entity for securities, advisory, and insurance business. He also co-owns Bishop Endeavors, LLC, an entity owning Bishop Financial Group, LLC and commercial real estate; these activities take minimal time.
Employment History
Current Registrations
Commonwealth Financial Network
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Previous Registrations
Edward Jones
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State Registrations12 states
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