FFA Family Financial Advocates

Family Wealth Counsel

There are about 3,400 Family Office firms in the country. Most require their clients to have a very substantial net worth or liquid assets. It is not uncommon for these firms to have a 25 million dollar minimum requirement.

     FFA has no minimum assets under management or net worth requirement!

     We offer our services to anyone that is looking for unbiased advice and to delegate these responsibilities so they can utilize their time more effectively.

      Our FFA Journal software, that we invented, enables us to offer boutique services at affordable rates.

      Lastly, we offer products when necessary as a solution. Our criteria are that they rank in the highest level for their category. We do not accept trips or other incentives to offer or sell any products or services.   

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    *We would like to encourage you to contact us about our complimentary FFA Free Look program.

    


 

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