We believe you deserve financial advice that’s completely aligned with your best interests — no commissions, no product sales, no hidden agendas.
In the financial world, the term “fiduciary” carries significant weight. We take that one step further and eliminate all potential conflicts of interest.
The fiduciary duty is the foundation of everything we do. It’s what gives our clients confidence that when we make a recommendation, it’s because we believe it’s the right decision for them — not for us.
We are registered as an Investment Advisor with the SEC, primarily governed by the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. This requires us to:
Act in the best interests of our clients.
File regular disclosures and updates with state/federal regulators.
Maintain financial records and compliance procedures.
Uphold strict privacy and recordkeeping standards.
You can verify our firm’s registration at any time by visiting adviserinfo.sec.gov and searching for Q3 Advisors, LLC or our CRD number: 284220.
No commissions, no AUM fees, no product sales. Our success aligns only with yours.
Not a single advisor — an entire team of CFP® professionals working on your plan.
Specialization in retirement tax strategy, Roth conversions, and tax optimization.
Based in Colorado, but registered and able to serve clients in all 50 states.
We don’t sell products; we educate families through webinars, books, and resources.
Billions in projected lifetime tax savings identified for thousands of families.
Live online events focusing on tax and retirement education.
In-depth guides authored by our team members.
Trusted introductions from CPAs, attorneys, and other advisors.
Important Note: We do not cold call, sell investment products, or engage in high-pressure sales tactics. Our growth has been built entirely on education, transparency, and client referrals — a reflection of the trust our clients place in our work.
We don’t sell products. We educate families.
When evaluating any financial professional — including us — it’s important to know how to
verify their credibility. Here’s a simple checklist:
Search their name or firm on adviserinfo.sec.gov.
Verify professional designations such as CFP®, CPA, or ChFC®.
How a firm or person is compensated can reveal conflicts of interest.
Read the firm’s ADV (Brochure).
A trustworthy advisor welcomes your questions.
Fiduciaries must disclose potential conflicts of interest, commissions, and fees.
“We encourage every client to perform this kind of due diligence.
Trust, after all, is earned through openness.”
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