Financial Advisor Invoice Template
Create professional financial advisor invoices for financial planning, investment advisory, and wealth management services. Our template includes fee documentation, service tracking, and compliance-friendly formatting. Perfect for CFPs, RIAs, and fee-only advisors. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.
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What to Include on a Financial Advisor Invoice
Professional financial advisor invoices should document:
Advisor Information- Firm name
- Advisor name
- Credentials (CFP, CFA, ChFC, etc.)
- CRD/IARD number
- SEC or state registration
- Contact information
- Client name(s)
- Account numbers
- Client since date
- Household ID
- Service description
- Period covered
- Deliverables included
- Meeting dates
- Hours (if hourly billing)
- Fee calculation method
- AUM basis (if applicable)
- Flat fees itemized
- Hourly rates used
- Total fee amount
- Fee schedule reference
- ADV disclosure reference
- Custody arrangements
- Billing authorization
Financial Advisory Fee Benchmarks
Standard fees for financial services:
Assets Under Management (AUM)- First $1M: 1.0-1.25%
- $1M-$5M: 0.75-1.0%
- $5M+: 0.50-0.75%
- $10M+: 0.25-0.50%
- Minimum annual fee: $3,000-10,000
- Basic plan: $1,000-2,500
- Comprehensive plan: $2,500-5,000
- Complex situations: $5,000-10,000
- Ultra-high net worth: $10,000-25,000+
- Associate advisor: $150-250/hour
- Senior advisor: $250-400/hour
- Specialist/expert: $400-600/hour
- Monthly retainer: $200-500/month
- Quarterly retainer: $500-1,500
- Annual retainer: $2,000-6,000
- Retirement analysis: $500-1,500
- Investment review: $300-750
- Tax planning: $500-2,000
- Estate planning coordination: $1,000-3,000
- Insurance analysis: $300-750
- College planning: $300-750
Financial Advisor Billing Best Practices
Manage advisory billing professionally:
Fee Transparency- Clear fee schedule in ADV
- Written fee agreements
- Explain billing method
- Disclose conflicts of interest
- Document fee changes
- Quarterly billing standard
- Advance or arrears billing
- Account value calculation date
- Pro-rata for new accounts
- Fee deduction authorization
- Detailed invoices
- Service summaries
- Meeting notes
- Time tracking (if hourly)
- Deliverable checklists
- ADV Part 2 disclosure
- Fee schedule accuracy
- Client consent for deductions
- Recordkeeping (6+ years)
- Annual review documentation
- Fee increase notifications
- Billing method explanations
- Value delivered summary
- Quarterly performance context
- Annual review of services
Financial Advisory Service Models
Different fee structures for different clients:
AUM Model- Percentage of managed assets
- Automatic fee scaling
- Quarterly deductions
- Aligned with asset growth
- Best for investment-focused
- Flat fee or hourly
- No commissions
- Project-based work
- Implementation support
- Best for DIY investors
- Ongoing relationship
- Predictable fees
- Comprehensive advice
- Regular meetings
- Best for complex situations
- Lower AUM fee
- Plus planning fee
- Comprehensive service
- Clear value proposition
- Growing in popularity
- No direct client fee
- Product sales compensation
- Disclosure required
- Conflict considerations
- Traditional model