Daniel Feltz is a CFP-designated registered investment advisor at Osaic Wealth, INC., based in Omaha, NE, with 34 years of industry experience. Daniel operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Business Owners, Education Planning, Estate Planning, Investment Management, and 1 more. Their firm serves 574,829 clients with $200B in assets under management.
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Osaic Wealth offers investment management through several platforms, including Advisor Managed Portfolios, Unified Managed Accounts, and Signator Managed Account Platform. Fees are negotiable and based on a percentage of the assets in your account. The fees cover advisory services, custodial services, and in some cases, transaction costs. Mutual funds and ETFs within these accounts have their own internal fees. Some programs have wrap accounts where all costs are bundled into one fee.
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101 South 108th Avenue, Omaha, NE, 68154
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Daniel volunteers as an advisory member for a non-profit organization and is a passive investor in a tax preparation franchise. He also works full-time as a financial advisor through Feltz Wealthplan DBA and Wealthplan Partners RIA, and owns DPF Financial Inc. for business purposes; he dedicates minimal time to selling long-term care and life insurance.
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Osaic Wealth, INC.Broker
Wealthplan Partners
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Securities America, INC.Broker
Wealthplan Partners
LPL Financial LLC
LPL Financial LLCBroker
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