Morris Financial Concepts, Inc. fees and pricing
Financial planner in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Registered with the SEC.
According to its Form ADV Part 2A brochure dated March 5, 2026, Morris Financial Concepts, Inc. charges $100-$400 an hour, a flat or project fee of $8,500, and an annual fee of $8,500 for financial planning.
Published fees
Quoted from the firm's Form ADV Part 2A brochure, filed March 5, 2026. Fees can change, so confirm with the firm before you hire them.
- Hourly rate
- $100-$400/hr
“MFC typically charges a rate $100 – $400 per hour depending on the experience level of the professional doing the work and the extent of services involved such as financial planning, investment analysis, and administrative work.”
- Flat or project fee
- $8,500
“The minimum fee under MFC’s one-year financial planning services agreement is $8,500.”
- Annual fee
- $8,500/yr
“Accounts managed under this agreement are subject to a minimum annual fee of $8,500.”
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How Morris Financial Concepts, Inc. bills
Payment and refund terms, quoted from the fee section of the brochure.
- “One-quarter of the fee is due at the time a Financial Plan Agreement is signed and the remaining fee will be prorated and charged on a monthly or quarterly basis, in advance.”
- “If the agreement terminates during a quarter, Adviser will refund a pro rata portion of the fee paid for that quarter, based on the number of days between the end of the 30-day notice period and the end of the quarter.”
How Morris Financial Concepts, Inc.’s fees compare
- Its hourly rate of $100-$400 spans the South Carolina median of $250. 36% of the 69 other South Carolina planners that publish an hourly rate charge less.
- 1 of the 5 other planners in Mount Pleasant that publish an hourly rate charge less.
- Its flat or project fee of $8,500 is above the South Carolina median of $3,000. 83% of the 65 other South Carolina planners that publish a flat or project fee charge less.
- 4 of the 5 other planners in Mount Pleasant that publish a flat or project fee charge less.
- Its annual fee of $8,500 is above the South Carolina median of $5,000. 55% of the 22 other South Carolina planners that publish an annual fee charge less.
- 1 of the 2 other planners in Mount Pleasant that publish an annual fee charge less.
About Morris Financial Concepts, Inc.
“Recommendations of Other Investment Advisors MFC may provide its clients with a broad range of comprehensive financial planning services.”
- Firm size: 10 employees.
- Registered as an adviser: 2002 (24 years).
Planning areas mentioned in the brochure
- Tax planning
- Estate planning
Firm details from Form ADV
- How the firm is paid
- Hourly fees, fixed or flat fees, percentage of assets under management
- Charges a % of assets
- Yes
- Highest asset based fee in brochure
- 1% a year
- Minimum
- $8,500 minimum fee (stated in brochure)
- Clients
- 293
- Employees
- 10
- Works with
- Individuals, high net worth individuals, and pension and profit sharing plans
- Services reported to regulators
- Financial planning, portfolio management for individuals and small businesses, portfolio management for businesses and institutions, and pension consulting
- Assets managed
- $538,412,506
- Registered with
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- Disciplinary disclosures
- None reported
- SEC CRD number
- 114862
- Phone
- (843) 884-6192
Can advise clients in 8 states: California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia
Other planners in Mount Pleasant that publish fees
- Apollon Wealth Management, LLCMount Pleasant$5,000
- Baker Asset Management, LLCMount Pleasant$100/hr, $2,500
- Black Dog Financial Planning LLCMount Pleasant$250/hr, $149-$449/mo
- Flip Flops and Pearls Financial PlanningMount Pleasant$500/hr, $2,000-$10,000
- Flowrate Financial, LLCMount Pleasant$250/hr, $4,000
- J. Benjamin Financial, LLCMount Pleasant$5,000-$30,000
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