Flat-fee, college savings (529s, UTMA, etc.) financial advisors in Texas
The right financial advisor for you depends on how you weigh location, expertise, experience, the clients they typically serve, and how they work with you.
When you're planning for college expenses, you need an advisor who understands how to balance savings growth with financial aid impact. Without this insight, you might save in ways that reduce your chances for aid or miss tax advantages. Flat-fee advisors charge a set price, so you know what you'll pay upfront without surprise commissions.
- Tax impact awareness. Confirm how they factor in federal taxes and Texas property taxes when recommending savings strategies.
- Account type guidance. Ask why they might choose a 529 plan over a UTMA (Uniform Transfers to Minors Act) account or vice versa, based on your goals.
- Financial aid strategy. See if they model how your savings affect eligibility for need-based aid, not just the amount saved.
- Long-term flexibility. Check how they plan for changes like college choice or scholarship opportunities that could affect your savings needs.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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David C
Series 63, Series 65
Houston, TX
LPL Financial
David Cade's 41 years of experience and focus on college savings plans like 529s and UTMAs make him well-equipped to guide Texas families through education funding strategies. Operating with a flat-fee structure at LPL Financial, a large firm serving diverse clients, he combines seasoned expertise with access to extensive investment resources, differentiating him from advisors with smaller practices or less comprehensive support.
Experience: 42 years
Avg account: $399,489
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Chase B
Series 65
Boerne, TX
J. W. Cole Advisors, Inc.
Chase Bergin specializes in college savings plans like 529s and UTMAs, offering flat-fee financial planning services in Texas that can help balance savings growth with financial aid considerations. Working with J.W. Cole Advisors, a large SEC-registered firm with over 400 advisers, he brings four years of experience and a Series 65 credential, providing access to diverse managed account solutions and fee-based planning options.
Experience: 5 years
Avg account: $255,702
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John B
Series 63, Series 65
Houston, TX
Sovereign Wealth Advisors LLC
John Blair specializes in college savings plans like 529s and UTMAs, making him well-suited for families in Texas planning for education expenses. His flat-fee structure ranges from $1,500 to $10,000 depending on complexity, and his background as a CPA adds tax insight, distinguishing him from others by combining financial planning with tax preparation expertise in Houston.
Experience: 9 years
Avg account: $416,471
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Anasuya M
CFP®, Series 66
Houston, TX
JayKay Wealth Advisors, Inc.
Anasuya Meyer specializes in college savings plans like 529s and UTMAs, making her well-suited for families in Texas planning for education expenses. She offers flat-fee financial planning with negotiable fixed fees starting at $1,500, and brings 11 years of experience as a CFP® and Series 66 licensee, serving high-net-worth clients through JayKay Wealth Advisors' long-term, modern portfolio theory-based investment approach.
Experience: 11 years
Avg account: $1,189,848
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Zachary R
Series 63, Series 65
Houston, TX
Sunbelt Securities, Inc.
Zachary Rawl specializes in college savings plans like 529s and UTMAs, offering flat-fee financial planning services up to $3,000, which suits families seeking transparent pricing in Texas. With five years of experience and credentials including Series 63 and 65, he also provides expertise in tax and retirement planning, distinguishing him from others by integrating broader financial strategies alongside college savings advice.
Experience: 5 years
Avg account: $418,067
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