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How do I consult with a financial advisor?

Learn how to consult with a CUSP Wealth financial advisor

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Who is this for?

The financial advisor consultation is available exclusively to users who opt in for a CUSP Personalised Portfolio. It is designed to help you make confident decisions about your tailored portfolio before you invest.

Prerequisite: You must complete the risk questionnaire before you can schedule a call with a financial advisor. The questionnaire is a mandatory step — it helps our advisor understand your goals, risk tolerance, and financial profile so they can provide meaningful, personalised guidance.


How to get to the consultation?

Here's the step-by-step flow to schedule your advisor call:

  1. Open the CUSP Wealth app and select the CUSP Personalised Portfolio option.

  2. Complete the risk questionnaire — this assesses your investment goals, risk appetite, and time horizon.

  3. Once you finish the questionnaire, you will see a "Need a little guidance?" prompt with a "Get a free call" button.

  4. Tap the button to open the scheduling page.

  5. Choose between contacting us via WhatsApp or scheduling a call at a time that suits you.


How the consultation works?

  • You'll begin with a 30-minute call with our financial advisor.

  • During the session, they will:

    • Review your risk questionnaire results

    • Answer any questions about risk and goals

    • Explain the portfolio option that fits you best

  • If needed, your financial advisor can guide you further or schedule a follow-up session


Why it matters?

At CUSP Wealth, we believe building wealth is like building a strong foundation — and expert guidance helps you do it right.

A financial advisor can help you:

  • Understand your risk profile and what it means for your investments

  • Gain clarity and confidence in your portfolio choice

  • Make informed decisions about your financial goals


Important to know: CUSP's financial advisors provide guidance and education to support your investment decisions. They do not provide guarantees of performance or returns. Your investments always carry risk, and outcomes may vary.

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