Flat-fee, retirement income strategy 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.
You might be planning how to draw income from your retirement savings without running out too soon or paying more taxes than necessary. A common mistake is not accounting for Texas's unique tax setup, where there's no state income tax but property and sales taxes can be high.
- Federal and property tax balance. Look for advisors who model how your federal income tax interacts with Texas property taxes to avoid surprises.
- Withdrawal sequencing. Ask how they plan the order of taking money from different accounts to stretch your income.
- Longevity planning. Confirm they consider how long your money needs to last, including healthcare and unexpected expenses.
- Flat-fee clarity. Since these advisors charge a set fee, understand exactly what services are included to match your needs.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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William S
Series 63, Series 65
College Station, TX
Smith & Wyatt
William Soltow offers expertise in retirement income strategy with a flat-fee financial planning option, making him suitable for managing retirement income in Texas. His 13 years of experience, Series 63 and 65 licenses, and role at Smith & Wyatt, which focuses on discretionary portfolio management using mutual funds and ETFs, distinguish him from others by combining independent advisory with tailored investment strategies for individuals and high-net-worth clients.
Experience: 13 years
Avg account: $286,584
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Cassandra S
Series 63, Series 65
Plano, TX
Financial & Tax Architects, LLC
Cassandra Sanchez specializes in retirement income strategy with a flat-fee structure, charging a one-time $1,995 fee for Wealth.com services, which suits retirees in Texas seeking clear cost expectations. Her firm, Financial & Tax Architects, LLC, focuses on discretionary portfolio management using proprietary strategies with ETFs and individual securities, providing a blend of tax-aware income planning and investment management that differentiates her from advisors with purely asset-based fees.
Experience: 7 years
Avg account: $239,584
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Omar E
Series 63, Series 66
Saginaw, TX
VOYA Financial Advisors, Inc.
Omar Esparza specializes in retirement income strategy and general retirement planning, making him well-suited to help clients in Texas manage income withdrawals and tax considerations unique to the state. With 17 years of experience at VOYA Financial Advisors, a large firm offering both flat-fee and hourly financial planning services, he supports a diverse client base including retirees and business owners, providing flexible advisory programs and investment approaches.
Experience: 18 years
Avg account: $236,678
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Nathan P
Series 63, Series 65
Dallas, TX
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors
Nathan Pinzon specializes in retirement income strategy with a focus on flat-fee financial planning, making him suitable for managing retirement income in Texas. Operating from a large firm, Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, he offers diverse services including retirement plans for business owners and annuities, supported by Series 63 and 65 credentials and experience with various client types such as retirees and executives.
Experience: 2 years
Avg account: $378,281
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Brian O
Series 66
Houston, TX
Valic Financial Advisors
Brian Orner specializes in retirement income strategy with a focus on flat-fee financial planning services, making him suitable for managing retirement income in Texas. Based in Houston and affiliated with Valic Financial Advisors, he brings 13 years of experience and offers access to Envestnet UMA models, serving a diverse client base including high-net-worth individuals, which distinguishes him from advisors with smaller firm affiliations or different fee structures.
Experience: 13 years
Avg account: $99,681
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