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WorthWhile Wealth Council

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Total assets under management

$74,204,733

Total clients

176

8% high-net worth

Total advisors

2

of 4 employees

Firm size

Supported

1-3 advisors or $200M+ in AUM

Average clients per advisor

88

Average account size

$421,618

About

WorthWhile Wealth Council is a fee-only wealth management firm serving individuals, high earners, people of high net worth, foundations, retirement plan sponsors and plan participants. The firm manages roughly $63.7 million across about 179 client households with a small advisory team, and provides integrated financial planning, discretionary portfolio management, and advice for held-away accounts.

The firm’s investment approach emphasizes strategic, globally diversified multi-asset-class allocation implemented primarily through mutual funds and ETFs and documented in an Investment Policy Statement rather than model portfolios. Its process combines routine rebalancing and manager selection with client education and behavioral-finance coaching, and the firm is developing impact-investment screening tools to offer upon request.

WorthWhile publishes regular written content (weekly blogs and periodic newsletters) and hosts no-cost educational seminars and workshops in person and via Zoom, services the brochure notes are offered to clients and the community. The firm’s ADV also discloses a consent order dated August 30, 2023 with the Tennessee Securities Division regarding inadvertent failures to meet certain monthly net capital and recordkeeping requirements, which is reported in its disciplinary disclosures.

Client services

Financial planning Portfolio management Newsletters or periodicals Educational seminars or workshops

Expertise

Wealth management ESG / Sustainable investing

Occupation focus

Executive Founder/Business Owner

Demographic focus

Young Professionals Approaching retirement

Fee options

Fixed

Financial planning services standalone fees typically range from $1,250 to $10,000; Planning Review and Portfolio Allocation services range from $1,250 to $5,000.

Project-based

$250 per hour

Subscriptions

Annual subscription fee of $1,000 billed quarterly ($250 per quarter) for clients under $100,000 RAUM.

Other

Fee-only: Asset management fees typically 1.0% or 1.3% per year depending on service level; fees negotiable and included in advisory agreement; subscription fee $1,000 annually ($250 quarterly) for accounts under $100,000 RAUM until conversion to percentage of AUM.

Main office location

WorthWhile Wealth Council

508 Princeton Rd, Suite 301

Johnson City TN 37601, United States

Number of offices

2

Most active in

Arizona · North Carolina · Tennessee · Virginia

Disclosures

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