How Help Ensure Your Advisor Truly Understands You

All Willow Advisors Must:
How We Vet the Advisors You’ll Be Matched With
At Willow, we don’t just list advisors. We purposefully select advisors who are trustworthy, caring, and equipped to support you — and the people who depend on you.
Real Experience That Matters
Certified to Support Women and Their Families
Aligned With Our Values — and Yours
Screened for Trust & Transparency
Committed to Growing With You
Frequently Asked Questions
All advisors on our platform have at least 4 years of professional experience in financial planning or advising. They also undergo background checks, reference checks, and compliance screening before joining Willow.
Every advisor completes specialized training through our Advisor for Women™ or NextGen Investor™ certification program. This helps them better support clients navigating major life transitions, wealth-building goals, and historically underserved financial experiences.
Yes. Our matching service is completely free for consumers. You’ll never pay to get matched or to meet with an advisor through Willow. If you decide to work with an advisor, you may pay associated fees for their services. Financial advisors pay associated fees to be on the Willow platform.
Yes — advisors on our platform are independent professionals who may charge fees for ongoing financial planning or investment management. You’ll get clear information about pricing before making any decisions.
Advisors go through quarterly training and must complete ongoing education to stay aligned with Willow’s standards. We also review their standing with regulators and consistently collect client feedback.
Once you complete the matching survey, we’ll introduce you to an advisor who fits your goals, values, and communication style. From there, you can schedule a free intro call to see if it’s a good fit — no pressure, no commitment.
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Willow’s certificate programs are designed to give financial advisors the tools and knowledge to best support specific groups of consumers. This is not a formal designation and there are restrictions as to how the advisor can message completion of the course in their public facing materials.