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Fiduciary advisors in Indiana.

Browse 3 verified fee-only fiduciary advisors in Indiana. Every one has earned the Orange Check badge.

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Alan Skillern

Alan Skillern

Best Case Financial

Fillmore, IN

Min $0
CFP®
Advice by Phone or WebBusiness Owners+23
Kenneth Klabunde

Kenneth Klabunde

Precedent Financial Strategies

Indianapolis, IN

Min $500K
CFP®MS in Financial Planning
Comprehensive Financial PlanningDivorce Planning+9
Ryan Veldhuizen

Ryan Veldhuizen

Catalyze Wealth Management

Carmel, IN

Min $1.0M
CFP®
Business OwnersComprehensive Financial Planning+15

About fiduciary advisors in Indiana

Indiana's financial planning market is anchored by Indianapolis, one of the Midwest's largest insurance and financial services hubs, alongside growing mid-sized cities like Fort Wayne and South Bend. The presence of a large insurance industry in the state means consumers need to distinguish between insurance-based financial planners and true investment fiduciaries. Every advisor verified by Fiduciary Check in Indiana has been confirmed against SEC IAPD and FINRA records and is a fee-only Registered Investment Adviser.

Indiana's Securities Division within the Secretary of State's Office regulates state-registered investment advisers. Advisers with $100 million or more in assets under management register at the SEC level. Both are fiduciaries to their clients.

Indiana's large insurance sector creates a market where the line between insurance agent, financial planner, and investment adviser can be blurred. The Fiduciary Check verification process requires confirmed RIA registration (not just insurance licensure or FINRA broker registration) as a baseline. An advisor must clear both the registration check and the clean-record check to appear in the directory.

Common questions

Fiduciary advisors in Indiana: frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a fiduciary and a broker in Indiana?
In Indiana, a Registered Investment Adviser or Investment Adviser Representative is a fiduciary: legally required to put your interests first and disclose all conflicts of interest. A FINRA-registered broker follows Regulation Best Interest, a weaker standard. The Indiana Securities Division within the Office of the Indiana Secretary of State regulates state-registered investment advisers.
How do I verify a financial advisor in Indiana?
Check at adviserinfo.sec.gov (SEC IAPD) and brokercheck.finra.org (FINRA BrokerCheck). For state-registered advisers, also search the Indiana Secretary of State's Securities Division at in.gov/sos/securities.
Why does Indiana's insurance industry make the fiduciary distinction especially important?
Indiana is home to major insurance carriers, and the state has a large number of agents who hold insurance licenses and market themselves as financial planners or retirement specialists without holding an RIA registration. Insurance agents can recommend annuities and life insurance products based on commission incentives without being bound by the fiduciary standard. Verifying RIA registration is the key step.
Are there fiduciary advisors in Indianapolis who specialize in retirement planning?
Yes. Indianapolis has an established base of independent RIAs who specialize in retirement income planning, Social Security timing, and tax-efficient distribution strategies. Use the Fiduciary Check directory filtered to Indiana to find verified advisors in the Indianapolis or Carmel area.