Find a Christian Financial Advisor Who Shares Your Values

A Christian Faith-Based financial advisor provides professional financial guidance while respecting and supporting their client’s faith-based values and beliefs.

Many advisors incorporate principles like stewardship, generosity, and wisdom into their planning approach, while still offering comprehensive, professional advice.

Many Christian financial advisors near you also offer virtual services, allowing you to work with the right advisor regardless of location.

No. Many XYPN advisors offer flat-fee, hourly, or subscription pricing, making help accessible at every level.

 Yes. All XYPN advisors offer virtual services, so you can work with the right advisor regardless of your zip code.

XYPN is a Network of independent, fee-only financial advisors committed to serving clients with transparency and care. Every advisor in the Network acts as a fiduciary, meaning they’re required to put your best interests first.

XYPN members listed on the Find an Advisor search must hold a CFP® designation, offer fee-only planning, sign a fiduciary oath, provide virtual services, and remain in good standing so you can focus on values and planning without worrying about sales or commissions.

Hold a CFP® Designation

The Find an Advisor search portal connects you with planners in the Network who hold a CFP® certification—representing a commitment to the highest standards of education and experience.

Offer Fee-Only Planning

A fee-only service model makes financial planning accessible and affordable for anyone seeking advice—whether or not they have assets to manage.

Sign a Fiduciary Oath

Financial advisors in the Network must uphold a fiduciary standard to keep sales and advice separate—think: your doctor versus a pharmaceutical rep.

Provide Virtual Services

Physical location should not limit your access to financial planning. Advisors in the Network provide services virtually as needed.

Remain in Good Standing

Financial advisors in the Network undergo a strict screening process to ensure there are no bad apples. Read more about the BrokerCheck screening process.