Build a more valuable and efficient advisory practice.

The ClearFP® Advisor Program™ gives growth-minded financial professionals access to the practical systems, strategies, and how-tos Tim Clairmont has successfully used and implemented while building Clear Financial Partners®.

A focused introduction to the ClearFP® approach
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Approximately two hours per week
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Do you know your practice could be better,
but feel unsure what to improve first?

As an advisory practice grows, so does its complexity. More clients, more responsibilities, more team members, and more opportunities can expose weaknesses in the systems behind the business.

The challenge is rarely a lack of ideas. It is knowing which ideas will make a meaningful difference, how they fit together, and how to put them into practice without creating even more noise.

YOU MAY RECOGNIZE THE SIGNS

YOU FEEL STUCK

You are working hard, but the practice is not growing as quickly or operating as efficiently as you believe it should.

YOU ARE BUILDING IN A SILO

You may not have a consistent group of peers who understand the decisions, challenges, and opportunities that come with running an advisory practice.

SYSTEMS HAVEN'T KEPT PACE

As the practice grows, communication, delegation, client service, and internal processes can begin creating more friction than confidence.

This is why we created the ClearFP® Advisor Program™.

To share practical how-tos, proven frameworks, and an advisor community designed to help you strengthen the value and efficiency of your practice.

HOW DOES THE PROGRAM HELP?

I created the ClearFP® Advisor Program™ to share the best how-tos I have successfully used and implemented in my own practice.

This is not a library of generic ideas or static training materials.

Advisors explore the systems, language, tools, and decisions that have helped share ClearFP®, then determine how those ideas can be adapted to fit their own clients, teams, goals, and business models.

The work is designed to help advisors answer practical questions such as:

HOW CAN YOU START?

A clear place to begin.

The ClearFP® Advisor Program™ begins with a focused five-week Introductory Term. You will receive a high-level view of the philosophies, systems, and practical tools Tim has used to build ClearFP®, then decide whether the ongoing program is right for you.

1
Start the Conversation
Schedule a brief call to learn more about the program, ask questions, and determine whether the Introductory Term aligns with what you want to improve in your practice.
2
Complete the Introductory Term
Over five weeks, you will spend approximately one hour watching each class and another hour completing the related assignment.
3
Choose Your Next Step
At the end of the Introductory Term, you may take what you have learned and begin applying it independently or continue into the ongoing ClearFP® Advisor Program™ for deeper implementation, continued resources, and access to the advisor community.

Start with the Introductory Term.

Five weeks. Approximately 10 hours. A practical introduction to the systems and philosophies behind ClearFP®.

INTRODUCTORY TERM

$5000

One-time enrollment fee

*After completing the Introductory Term, advisors may choose to join the ongoing ClearFP® Advisor Program™ for $250 per month.

I created the ClearFP® Advisor Program™ to share the best how-tos I have successfully used and implemented in my own practice. My goal is to help advisors build greater value and efficiency into their businesses without having to recreate every solution from scratch.

PROGRAM CREATOR

Built inside a working advisory practice.

The ClearFP® Advisor Program™ was not developed from theory on the sidelines.

Its systems, language, tools, and processes were shaped through years of client meetings, team growth, operational decisions, communication challenges, changing markets, and the daily responsibility of earning and maintaining trust.

Now, those lessons are available to advisors who are serious about improving their own practices.