Marjorie Burnett
Advisor at MAB Financial Planning
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Advisor at MAB Financial Planning
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Location
Arlington, VA
Credentials
CFP®, Series 65
Industry experience
19 years
Marjorie Burnett is a CFP® professional with 19 years of industry experience, operating MAB Financial Planning since 2006. She holds Series 65 registration and has a background that includes legal and accounting credentials, though she does not currently practice in those fields. MAB Financial Planning is an independent, fee-only sole proprietorship providing comprehensive financial planning services to individuals and families. The firm focuses on Financial Life Planning using established tools to align advice with clients’ values and life goals, and offers investment guidance based on academic principles without managing client assets or providing discretionary authority.
Project fees vary, typically $6,500 to $12,000 for comprehensive financial planning projects.
$350 per hour for non-project work.
Fee-only: Project fees typically range from $6,500 to $12,000 for comprehensive financial planning projects; hourly fees are $350 per hour for non-project work.
Arlington, VA
Virginia
MAB Financial Planning
2006 - Present (20 years)
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