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Find Top Financial Advisors in Hawaii
Looking for a financial advisor? Look no further than WiserAdvisor. It is an excellent place to start your search to compare pre-screened and trustworthy financial advisors and firms to find the one that meets your needs. It is important for those who want to make informed decisions about their finances to consider working with a financial advisor, as seeking assistance from a skilled professional can provide you with insights that can greatly impact your financial journey. On our directory for Hawaii, you can find a vetted financial professional proficient in services including financial planning, investment management, and more. We also recommend using our free advisor match tool to compare up to 3 financial advisors matched to your specific needs.
How To Find Trusted Financial Advisors in Hawaii
Hawaii has 1 WiserAdvisor vetted Financial Planners and Advisors on the online list below for you to choose from. These financial advisors in Hawaii have an average of 25 years of experience.
NOTE: The list of vetted financial advisors in Hawaii mentioned below does not include all the advisors in our network due to their compliance listing restrictions. More vetted advisors may be available when you use our free match service to compare financial advisors near you in Hawaii.
Qualified Financial Advisors in Hawaii
| Financial Advisor | Experience | AUM | Minimum Assets | Fee Structure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| N/A | Not Specified | $100,000 | Fee-Only |
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Information on Qualified Financial Advisors in Hawaii

Most financial titles such as wealth manager, financial consultant, or financial advisor are largely marketing terms that can be used broadly throughout the industry. RIA is different. It is a regulatory designation governed by state and federal securities authorities and requires adherence to strict compliance, disclosure, and fiduciary standards.
SEA earned its RIA designation on May 1, 2026, and is registered with both the State of Hawaii and the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. That means every recommendation we make is legally required to serve your interests first. Unlike many traditional financial firms that operate within product quotas, commission structures, or corporate sales agendas, SEA is compensated exclusively by our clients not by commissions, referral fees, or third-party incentives. Our only agenda is yours.
We're rooted in community, built on long-term relationships, and committed to delivering advice that is transparent, personalized, and aligned with your goals. Think less Wall Street, more Honolulu. That's not just a philosophy it's a fiduciary standard we're held to by law. When your advisor is paid only by you, the advice becomes fully aligned with your best interests.
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