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Ask Dolly provides online investment and financial advisory services to U.S. residents over 18, serving individual retail clients as well as institutions and other entities through a website and mobile app. The firm focuses on financial education and general financial planning related to retirement, current money management, and savings, and offers non‑discretionary investment recommendations through its platform with optional access to CFPs for more tailored guidance.

The platform combines an AI model (currently in beta) with client‑supplied financial and demographic inputs to generate personalized, non‑discretionary recommendations, and clients remain responsible for implementing any advice. Clients who opt for enhanced service can communicate with CFPs in‑app for situation‑specific guidance; Ask Dolly maintains control over which CFPs are available and the CFPs provide advice only through the platform.

Ask Dolly uses a subscription pricing model and places emphasis on delivering educational materials and automated reminders as part of its service, an approach that differs from the more common asset‑based fee models. The firm does not take custody or execute trades, does not act as a private fund adviser, and operates a marketplace through which it may receive affiliate payments when clients engage recommended third‑party providers.

Client services

Financial planning Educational seminars or workshops On demand financial advice

Expertise

General retirement planning Cash flow / budgeting

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Fee options

Subscriptions

Between $19 and $60 per month for general platform access; $50 to $100 per month additional fee for CFP® Access

Other

Fee-only: Subscription fee between $19 and $60 per month for general platform access; $50 to $100 per month additional fee for CFP® Access

Main office

865 Albion St, Ste 250

Denver CO 80220, United States

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Arizona · California · Colorado · Connecticut · District of Columbia · Florida · Georgia · Hawaii · Illinois · Indiana · Louisiana · Maryland · Massachusetts · Michigan · Minnesota · Missouri · Nevada · New Hampshire · New Jersey · New York · North Carolina · Ohio · Oklahoma · Oregon · Pennsylvania · Tennessee · Texas · Utah · Virginia · Washington

Also doing business as

Ask Dolly · Ask Dolly, LLC

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