Roberta Lee-Driscoll fees and pricing
Financial planner in Honolulu, Hawaii. Registered with state securities regulators.
According to its Form ADV Part 2A brochure dated June 22, 2022, Roberta Lee-Driscoll charges $350-$750 an hour for financial planning.
Published fees
Quoted from the firm's Form ADV Part 2A brochure, filed June 22, 2022. Fees can change, so confirm with the firm before you hire them.
- Hourly rate
- $350-$750/hr
“Roberta Lee-Driscoll’s hourly fees start at $350 per hour and may go as high as $750 per hour.”
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How Roberta Lee-Driscoll’s fees compare
- Its hourly rate of $350-$750 is above the Hawaii median of $300. 100% of the 15 other Hawaii planners that publish an hourly rate charge less.
- 9 of the 9 other planners in Honolulu that publish an hourly rate charge less.
- It doesn't charge a percentage of the assets it manages, so its fee won't grow with your portfolio.
About Roberta Lee-Driscoll
- Principal: Roberta LeeDriscoll
- Firm size: 2 employees.
- Registered as an adviser: 1990 (36 years).
Planning areas mentioned in the brochure
- Cash flow and budgeting
Firm details from Form ADV
- How the firm is paid
- Hourly fees, fixed or flat fees
- Charges a % of assets
- No
- Employees
- 2
- Services reported to regulators
- Financial planning, selecting other advisers, and educational seminars and workshops
- Registered with
- State securities regulators
- Disciplinary disclosures
- None reported
- SEC CRD number
- 117263
- Phone
- (808) 524-6823
Other planners in Honolulu that publish fees
- Andrews Advisory Associates, LLCHonolulu$300/hr, $10,000
- CRL AdvisorsHonolulu$300/hr
- Financial Vision Advisory Services, LLC.Honolulu$175/hr
- Island Wealth ManagementHonolulu$2,000-$20,000
- Jennings Financial Planning, Inc.Honolulu$350/hr, $9,350-$29,000/yr
- Masuda Lehrman WealthHonolulu$300/hr, $4,200-$8,400
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