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Cooper Smith

Carnegie Investment Counsel · Stamford, Connecticut

Cooper Smith is a fee-only financial advisor at Carnegie Investment Counsel in Stamford, Connecticut, who holds the CFP credential. Carnegie Investment Counsel reports charging a percentage of assets, hourly fees and fixed fees on its Form ADV.

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Facts

FirmCarnegie Investment Counsel
Based in Stamford, Connecticut
Fee model (firm's Form ADV)Percentage of assets · Hourly · Fixed fees
Accepting new clientsYes
Assets under management$7.51B across 8,541 accounts
CredentialsCFP
Firm size69 employees
Websitecarnegieinvest.com
LinkedInProfile

How Cooper's firm compares

  • Carnegie Investment Counsel's average account is about $880,000, from its Form ADV (assets managed divided by 8,541 accounts).

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Questions about Cooper

Is Cooper Smith a fee-only financial advisor?

Yes. Cooper Smith is listed in the NAPFA directory (NAPFA admits only fee-only advisors).

How does Cooper charge for financial advice?

Cooper's firm, Carnegie Investment Counsel, reports charging a percentage of assets, hourly fees and fixed fees on its SEC Form ADV.

Where is Cooper Smith based?

Cooper Smith is based in Stamford, Connecticut.

What credentials does Cooper Smith hold?

Cooper Smith holds the CFP credential.

How much does Carnegie Investment Counsel manage?

Carnegie Investment Counsel reports $7.51B across 8,541 accounts in assets under management.

How do I contact Cooper Smith?

Through Cooper's website, carnegieinvest.com.

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