David Rice is a registered investment advisor at Edward Jones, based in Seattle, WA, with 9 years of industry experience. David operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Estate Planning, Financial Planning & Coaching, Retirement Planning, Tax Planning. Their firm serves 3,743,795 clients with $820B in assets under management.
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Edward Jones offers an Ongoing Financial Planning Service for a maximum fee of $3,600 per year. This includes a financial plan and periodic updates, generally at least once per year, based on consultations with your financial advisor. You can discuss and revise your plan as needed. The fee may be paid in quarterly installments. To be eligible, you must have at least $250,000 enrolled in one or more Edward Jones Advisory Programs.
Edward Jones offers a Point in Time Financial Planning Service for which they do not currently charge a separate fee, but reserve the right to do so in the future. This service includes consultations with your financial advisor who will analyze your situation and provide a personalized financial plan.
Location
150 Nickerson St Suite 102, Seattle, WA, 98109-7702
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David is involved with several organizations, including Aei Income & Growth Fund 25 LLC as an investment manager, Seattle SeaChordsmen as VP of Music, Greater Queen Anne Chamber of Commerce as a board member, and Queen Anne Scouting Youth Association as President. These activities require minimal time commitment.
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