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Stoker Ostler, A Part of BMO Financial Group

Scottsdale, AZ

Stoker Ostler Wealth Advisors, Inc., CRD 111320

Firm filing updated July 16, 2026 ·

  • $3.7BAssets
  • 1,585Clients
  • 12Advisory staff
  • 5,166Accounts

Fees and minimums

  • Hourly feesAsk the firm for the rate
All fee types on the form
  • Percentage of assets under managementYes
  • Hourly chargesYes
  • Fixed feesYes
  • Subscription fees (for a newsletter or periodical)No
  • CommissionsNo
  • Performance-based feesNo
  • OtherNo

Who the firm serves

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Clients by type
Client typeApproximate number of clientsAssets
Individuals (other than high net worth)634$344.9 million
High net worth individuals945$3.3 billion
Charitable organizations6$12.3 million
What the client labels mean

Here, "individuals" includes trusts, estates, and IRAs of individuals. A "high net worth individual" is a qualified client or qualified purchaser.

Services

  • Financial planning services
  • Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses
  • Educational seminars/workshops
  • Financial planning services
  • Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses
  • Educational seminars/workshops

Assets and accounts

  • Regulatory assets$3.7 billion
  • Accounts5,166
  • Discretionary$3.6 billion · 4,904 accounts
  • Non-discretionary$115.9 million · 262 accounts

People

  • Employees30
  • Advisory staff12
  • Broker-dealer reps0
  • Licensed insurance agents0
  • Planning clients1,000
Registration details
  • Legal name: Stoker Ostler Wealth Advisors, Inc. SEC-registered investment advisor. CRD 111320, SEC file 801-54265.
  • Registered with the SEC as an investment advisor (status date on record: April 14, 1997).

Is Stoker Ostler, A Part of Bmo Financial Group a fiduciary?

Short answer: Stoker Ostler, A Part of Bmo Financial Group is registered with the SEC as an investment advisor.

More detail

Some of its people may also act in other roles, such as for a broker-dealer or as insurance agents, where different rules apply. Details below.

The SEC put it this way in 2019: 'Under federal law, an investment adviser is a fiduciary.'

Some of the firm's people may also act for a broker-dealer: the firm has a related broker-dealer. When someone acts for a broker-dealer, a different SEC standard, Regulation Best Interest, applies to their recommendations. Ask which role they are acting in.

The firm has a related insurance company or agency.

The firm's Form CRS explains its services, fees and conflicts in plain language: Form CRS.

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