Adam Troendle is a registered investment advisor at Focus Financial, based in Minneapolis, MN, with 6 years of industry experience. Adam operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Estate Planning, Retirement Planning, Tax Planning. Their firm serves 14,027 clients with $6.3B in assets under management.
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Focus Financial Network offers personalized investment management services where advisors manage your investments based on your individual needs. Fees are typically charged quarterly, in advance, based on the value of your portfolio. The fee percentage is determined by your advisor and depends on factors like the type of service, account size, and complexity. FFN offers flat, linear, and tiered fee schedules. With a flat fee, your entire portfolio is billed at one percentage rate. With a linear fee schedule, the fee percentage decreases at intervals as your account value grows, and the resulting fee percentage is applied to the entire balance. With a tiered fee schedule, the asset values fall within separate tiers, and the corresponding decreasing percentage is applied to each tier.
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1300 Godward Street Ne, Suite 5500, Minneapolis, MN, 55413
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Adam works as a financial advisor for Focus Financial Network Inc., dedicating full-time hours to this role. He also works as an insurance agent for Focus Financial Insurance, spending minimal time quoting life insurance.
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Focus Financial
Osaic Wealth, INC.Broker
State Registrations11 states
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