Thomas Hardy
Advisor at Hardy Financial Planning
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Advisor at Hardy Financial Planning
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Thomas Hardy is a CFP® professional with 15 years of experience in financial advising. He has led Hardy Financial Planning since 2007 and has served as an Adjunct Professor of Finance at Cleary University since 2004, where he teaches courses in Finance, Investing, and Financial Planning. Hardy Financial Planning is an independent firm serving individuals, trusts, estates, and business entities with fee-only financial planning, investment advisory, and consulting services. The firm offers tailored portfolio management that incorporates both fundamental and technical analysis, including options strategies, and provides retirement-plan consulting for employers.
Based on Hardy Financial Planning
Financial planning flat fees range from $250 up to $5,000 depending on complexity.
Financial planning services offered at $150 per hour, negotiable.
Account minimum: $100,000 Fee-only: Asset management fees are fixed fees negotiated per client, ranging from $1,000 to $12,000 per year as of January 2026. Financial planning fees are $150 per hour (negotiable) or flat fees ranging from $250 to $5,000 depending on complexity.
Ann Arbor, MI
Michigan
Hardy Financial Planning, Inc.
2007 - Present (19 years)
Cleary University
2004 - Present (22 years)
California Lutheran University
1998 - Present (28 years)
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