Jake Song McCune Whiteley Wealth Management
See If We're a Fit

Two free conversations. No documents.

A 15-minute intro, then a 60-minute look at your situation. No pressure, no obligation. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you on the first call and point you somewhere better.

Start here — takes 2 minutes.

I'll get back to you within one business day.

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What Happens Next

Three small steps. No documents.

01

You reach out.

Form, email, or call. Tell me roughly what's going on; you don't need to organize anything first.

02

I reply within a business day.

A short note with times that work, or a direct line if it's easier. No assistant. No call center.

03

A 15-minute intro call.

What's going on, what you'd want a plan to cover. No paperwork, no pitch. If we're not a fit, I'll say so.

Common Questions

Before we talk.

Is the first conversation free? +

Yes. The first two conversations are free. The first is a 15-minute intro — are we a fit. The second is a 60-minute look at your situation and where I'd start.

Do I need to bring any documents? +

No. Statements come later — after we've decided to work together. The first two conversations are about your situation, not your spreadsheets.

How long is the first meeting? +

Fifteen minutes. Long enough to figure out whether a longer conversation makes sense, short enough that you're not committing your afternoon.

I'm not in Austin — does that matter? +

Most of the work is remote. I serve clients across the states I'm registered in — happy to confirm yours on the first call. The firm office is in Fort Worth if you'd rather meet in person.

Where can I verify your background? +

FINRA's BrokerCheck. Search "Jake Song" under McCune Whiteley.

More questions? See the full FAQ on the home page.

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