National fee-only fiduciary organization
FIDO helps clients connect with fee-only fiduciary financial advisors and gives independent advisors a national organization built around transparency, independence, and client-first advice.
What FIDO is
Fiduciary Organization, also known as FIDO, exists to make fee-only fiduciary advice easier to find, understand, and deliver. The organization connects clients with independent fiduciary advisors and supports advisors who want to align their practice with a client-first standard.
The site is intentionally simple: learn who FIDO is, understand why fee-only fiduciary advice matters, and explore the member firms currently affiliated with the organization.
For clients
FIDO helps clients identify member firms that operate with a fiduciary mindset, transparent fees, and independent advice. If you want advice that starts with your goals rather than a product sale, begin with the member firms.
Explore fee-only fiduciary advisor firmsFor advisors
FIDO gives solo advisors, breakaway advisors, and independent advisory firms a national organization focused on fiduciary duty, operational support, technology, custody choice, compliance help, and professional community.
Read why FIDO existsFee-only fiduciary advice
A fiduciary financial advisor is obligated to act in a client's best interest. A fee-only advisor is compensated by clients rather than product commissions. Together, those standards help support objective planning, transparent costs, and advice centered on the client's financial life.
Advice should put the client's interest first.
Fees, services, and conflicts should be clear.
Advisors should have room to serve clients without product pressure.
Planning should be shaped around goals, needs, and long-term stewardship.
Member firms
FIDO member firms currently include Woodmark Advisors in Greenville, South Carolina, and Morkel Financial Planning in Mapleton, Utah. The member firm page is built to expand as additional fee-only advisor firms join.