John Power
Advisor at Power Plans
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Advisor at Power Plans
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John Power is a CFP® professional with 20 years of experience in financial advising. He has worked at Goldense Group Inc. since 2002 and has operated Power Plans since 1993. Power Plans is a sole-practitioner firm based in Walpole, MA, serving fewer than twenty individuals or families. Power Plans offers comprehensive financial planning and investment advice primarily to individuals, families, active and retired military personnel, and small family-owned businesses. The firm emphasizes long-term, goal-oriented portfolios focused on diversification and asset allocation, with investment management generally provided through third-party managed portfolios.
Based on Power Plans
Based on Power Plans
$250 annually for updated plan and service; $500 initial plan fee for new clients or former clients with break in service
Account minimum: $10,000 (minimum for certain Morningstar services) Minimum fee: $250 annually for updated plan and advice (established clients); $500 initial plan fee for new clients Fee-only: Flat fee for financial planning; annual retainer of $250 for updates; plus 0.10% (1/10%) of invested value through Morningstar if continuing investment management chosen
Walpole, MA
Massachusetts
Goldense Group Inc.
2002 - Present (24 years)
Power Plans
1993 - Present (33 years)
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