Easy Sunday Financial Planning fees and pricing
Financial planner in San Gabriel, California. Registered with state securities regulators.
According to its Form ADV Part 2A brochure dated July 30, 2026, Easy Sunday Financial Planning charges an annual fee of $5,000 for financial planning.
Published fees
Quoted from the firm's Form ADV Part 2A brochure, filed July 30, 2026. Fees can change, so confirm with the firm before you hire them.
- Annual fee
- $5,000/yr
“, the Firm generally requires a minimum annual fee of $5,000 for ongoing advisory services.”
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How Easy Sunday Financial Planning’s fees compare
- Its annual fee of $5,000 is below the California median of $6,250. 33% of the 224 other California planners that publish an annual fee charge less.
About Easy Sunday Financial Planning
- Solo practice: one person runs the firm, so you work directly with the planner.
- Registered as an adviser: 2026.
Planning areas mentioned in the brochure
- Retirement planning
- Tax planning
- Estate planning
- College planning
- Cash flow and budgeting
Firm details from Form ADV
- How the firm is paid
- Fixed or flat fees, percentage of assets under management
- Charges a % of assets
- Yes
- Minimum
- $2,000 minimum fee (stated in brochure)
- Employees
- 1
- Services reported to regulators
- Financial planning and portfolio management for individuals and small businesses
- Registered with
- State securities regulators
- Disciplinary disclosures
- None reported
- SEC CRD number
- 341242
- Phone
- (626) 274-5759
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- 3D Holistic WealthIrvine$300/hr, $1,500-$10,000
- 401 FinancialSan Diego$250/hr, $500
- 5T Wealth, LLCNapa$200-$450/hr
- 7 Streets Financial, LLCSan Diego$100-$400/hr, Up to $15,000
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