Andrew L. McNeal

Investing

Liberty, NC

Jennifer McNeal-Modern Woodmen of America provides life insurance, investments, and retirement planning for members in North Carolina and most U.S. states.

  • life insurance planning
  • retirement planning and retirement distribution
  • estate planning for families and asset protection

Sullivan Wealth Management - Financial Services

Investing

Asheboro, NC

Sullivan Wealth Management offers personalized financial planning and investment advice with access to Ameriprise's investment research and secure online account tools.

  • clients seeking personalized financial planning based on individual goals
  • investors wanting ongoing market and economic analysis
  • retirement planning discussions

Edward Jones Investments

Investing

Archdale, NC

Oak Crest Wealth Management provides retirement, estate, insurance, and business succession planning through offices in Arkansas and Oklahoma.

  • retirement income planning
  • families planning college savings through 529 plans
  • business owners preparing succession or exit strategies

Investing in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does an investment adviser in North Carolina charge?

Fees vary by adviser and may be charged as a percentage of assets, hourly or flat planning fees, commissions, or a combination. Ask for the full fee schedule and whether investment expenses are separate.

What should I compare before choosing an investment adviser?

Compare the adviser's services, compensation method, minimum account size, investment approach, conflicts of interest, and experience with goals such as retirement, college savings, or estate planning.

How long does a financial plan usually take?

The timeline depends on the complexity of your finances and how quickly documents are provided. A planning process may begin with an introductory meeting, followed by information gathering, preliminary recommendations, detailed planning, and ongoing reviews.

Can an investment adviser help during a market emergency?

Advisers can discuss portfolio changes and risk during market volatility, but investment accounts are not emergency savings and can lose value. Keep a separate cash reserve for near-term expenses.

How can I check an adviser's registration in North Carolina?

Check the SEC's Investment Adviser Public Disclosure database or FINRA BrokerCheck for registration, employment history, and disclosed disciplinary events before opening an account.