269: 4 Ways to Say “There’s a Fee for That” Without Feeling Awkward
May 2, 2025
Discover practical ways for financial advisors to communicate their fees confidently and politely. Learn phrases that help set boundaries without feeling awkward or salesy. Understand the mindset shift needed to see quick advice as an investment rather than a freebie. Embrace your expertise and make others value it too. Engage with a supportive community to enhance your skills further!
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Polite Fee Communication Scripts
Use clear, professional phrases to set boundaries around charging for your time and expertise.
Practice scripts like stating fees upfront to signal value without sounding cold or salesy.
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Choose and Use Fee Scripts
Choose a script to openly communicate fees for services outside your core offering.
Keep messaging calm, clear, and kind to foster respect for your business structure.
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Value of Experienced Efficiency
Charging for advice reflects your years of experience, not just the time spent.
Quick and efficient solutions are gifts to clients, not discounts to be given away free.
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I am excited to introduce Efficient Friday! Each week, in 10 minutes or less, I want to share a super tactical tip, idea, process, hack, etc with you that you can implement in your business right away!
In this episode, we're tackling a challenge many financial advisors face: how to politely and confidently communicate that there’s a fee for your time, expertise, and services outside your core offerings. You’ll learn simple, professional phrases you can start using right away to set boundaries—without sounding cold or salesy.
We’ll reframe the mindset around charging for “quick” advice and explore how to confidently show the value behind your experience. This episode is your reminder that quick doesn’t mean cheap, and your efficiency is a gift—one worth charging for.