Frequently Asked Questions

Our advisory fee covers investment management and comprehensive financial planning. Optional tax services are priced separately.

Ongoing tax planning and tax preparation are optional and priced separately from the advisory fee. The scope and cost depend on the services required.

No. Our minimum for a wealth-management relationship is $1 million in assets under management. The $3 million–$10 million range describes a typical client profile, not our minimum.

Yes, we will work with your current CPA or attorney if that is your preference.

Our services include proprietary institutional-style investment management, comprehensive financial and retirement planning, in-house tax planning and tax preparation, coordinated estate and trust strategy, risk management, and multigenerational wealth planning.

Getting started with Analog Capital Partners begins with an introductory conversation where we learn about your goals, financial situation, concerns, and long-term objectives. We review areas such as investments, retirement planning, taxes, estate considerations, business interests, and overall financial priorities to gain a complete understanding of your needs. From there, we analyze your current strategy, identify potential opportunities and risks, and outline how a customized plan and investment approach may help align your wealth with your goals. If there is a good fit, we guide you through a simple onboarding process and begin implementing a personalized strategy designed around your unique circumstances.

What makes Analog Capital Partners different is our focus on delivering highly personalized, fiduciary advice rather than standardized, one-size-fits-all solutions. Many traditional approaches rely heavily on conventional stock and bond allocations or model portfolios, while we take a broader, multi-asset approach that may include stocks, bonds, precious metals, real estate, alternative investments, and other strategies when appropriate. We believe wealth management should extend beyond simply managing investments, which is why we integrate retirement planning, tax considerations, estate coordination, risk management, and long-term financial strategy into one comprehensive process. As an independent fiduciary firm, our obligation is to act in our clients' best interests and build solutions designed around their unique goals, circumstances, and legacy objectives.

Schedule an introductory conversation using the button below, call (713) 929-2553, or email info@acpfo.com. We will discuss your priorities and whether Analog is a suitable fit.

Working with Analog Capital Partners is designed to feel more like having a dedicated financial team and long-term strategic partner than simply hiring an investment manager. We take the time to understand your goals, family priorities, business interests, concerns, and long-term vision before building a personalized strategy. Our relationship is ongoing and collaborative, with regular communication, proactive planning, and guidance that extends beyond investments into areas such as retirement planning, tax considerations, estate coordination, and risk management. Rather than offering generic recommendations, we focus on delivering thoughtful advice and customized solutions designed to adapt as your life, opportunities, and financial needs evolve.

Analog Capital Partners is generally best suited to high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth households, often with approximately $3 million to $10 million or more in investable assets. Fit also depends on financial complexity, including retirement-income needs, taxable and retirement accounts, business interests, concentrated positions, trusts, charitable goals, and multigenerational planning.

ACP is a fee-only registered investment adviser compensated directly by clients through disclosed advisory and professional-service fees. Ongoing wealth-management fees are generally based on assets under management, and ACP does not receive commissions for selling investment or insurance products. Optional tax, accounting, and other specialized professional services may be separately priced.

Client investment accounts are held in the client’s name with independent custodians, primarily Charles Schwab, with Goldman Sachs and Apex also used for appropriate relationships. ACP manages accounts under the terms of the advisory agreement, while the custodian maintains the assets and provides clients with independent statements, transaction records, and direct account access.

ACP provides estate-strategy design, financial and tax modeling, beneficiary review, trust-funding coordination, and ongoing investment management. Legal documents—including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives—are prepared and reviewed by qualified estate-planning counsel under a separate attorney-client engagement. For complex estates, ACP coordinates the legal, tax, investment, and financial implementation across the family’s professional team.

Yes. ACP maintains five proprietary core portfolios ranging from conservative to aggressive, but these are not outsourced, off-the-shelf models. Portfolios can be customized when a household’s size or circumstances require it, including considerations involving liquidity, tax basis, concentrated investments, retirement income, trusts, private assets, and individual risk capacity.

Yes. Analog Capital Partners is based in Houston and serves clients across the United States through secure virtual meetings and national custodial relationships. Certain tax and estate-planning services can depend on the client’s state, jurisdiction, and specific circumstances, so the applicable scope is confirmed before the engagement begins.

The first meeting is a confidential discovery conversation focused on understanding what prompted the inquiry, the family’s financial position, current investments, tax and estate circumstances, long-term objectives, and any immediate concerns. ACP also explains its services, investment philosophy, compensation, and working process so both parties can determine whether the relationship is a good fit. When appropriate, the next step may include a portfolio second opinion or a more comprehensive financial review.

ACP monitors portfolios on an ongoing basis rather than waiting for a single annual review date. Financial plans are revisited during scheduled client meetings and whenever a material change occurs—such as retirement, a business sale, inheritance, major tax-law changes, market events, or changes within the family. The formal meeting cadence is established with each client based on the complexity of the relationship and the level of ongoing coordination required.