TIRED OF YOUR FINANCIAL ADVISOR'S HIGH FEES?

MAYPORT OFFERS FINANCIAL PLANNING AND INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ON A STRAIGHTFORWARD hourly or FLAT-FEE BASIS.

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Mayport is a different kind of advisor

simple Fees

While most advisors charge their clients a percentage of assets, Mayport works on a simple flat or hourly basis.

Fiduciary Advice

Mayport is a fee-only fiduciary advisor, with no hidden fees, soft dollars or proprietary products.

Low-Cost Investments

Mayport believes that low-cost index fund portfolios are the best way to build wealth.

Goal-Based Planning

At Mayport, the starting point and foundation for every relationship is an in-depth financial plan.

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The Impact of Investment Expenses

What are high fees costing you?

If you are working with an advisor who charges you a percentage of your assets, it could literally cost you millions:

  • Percentage-based fees increase automatically as you add to your savings
  • Percentage-based fees increase automatically as the market goes up over time
Growth of a $2 Million Portfolio

Assumes $2 million initial value, 7% annual returns, Mayport fee of $10,000 increasing at 3% per year; traditional advisory fee of 1% of beginning-of-year value.

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