Bryan D Haggard
BH
CFA · CFP
Bryan D Haggard
BH
CFA · CFP

Bryan Haggard

13 Years of Experience
Milford, MI

Bryan Haggard is a CFA, CFP-designated registered investment advisor at Retiremitten Financial LLC, based in Milford, MI, with 13 years of industry experience. Bryan operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Corporate Executives, Cross-Border Planning, Education Planning, High Net Worth, and 4 more. Their firm serves 150 clients with $130M in assets under management.

Compensation
Fee-Only (% of Portfolio)Fixed/Hourly
Firm Size
4 advisors
Number of Clients
150 clients
Average Client Portfolio
$873K average
Assets Under Management
$130.9M

Fee Structure

Minimum Investment:$250K
Planning is included in investment management
Minimum Annual Fee:$6,500
Portfolio-Based Fees (Tiered)
Portfolio ValueAnnual Fee
Up to $1.0M1.00%
$1M+0.50%

Financial planning fees will be offset for related advisory services attributed to Client assets under management. The annual fees are negotiable.

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Your Portfolio Value
$500K
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Location

522 N Main St, Ste 200, Milford, MI, 48381

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History

Regulatory History
Clean regulatory record

No disclosures, customer disputes, or regulatory actions on file.

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Employment History
Current Registrations
Retiremitten Financial LLC
April 2019 - Present · 7 yrs
Previous Registrations
Mainstay Capital Management, LLC
December 2012 - July 2019 · 6 yrs 7 mos
State Registrations2 states
MITX
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Exams
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Additional Information

When Don and Kim walked into the office, the issue wasn't that they hadn't saved enough for retirement. The issue was that they weren’t comfortable spending their money. Don and Kim were so nervous about running out of money, they decided the best option was to spend none of it. The only people benefiting from Don and Kim’s retirement plan was the kids’ inheritance.