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Personal portfolio reviews · by TastyStocks

Your portfolio.
Reviewed by a human.
Rebalanced with a plan.

Tell us your age, goals, risk profile and current holdings. Book a one-on-one call and leave with a specific, position-by-position rebalance plan for your brokerage account or your 401(k).

Or get an email when booking opens:

SAMPLE REBALANCE · 401(K)AGE 42 · MODERATE
FUNDNOWTARGET
S&P 500 Index38%50% ▲
Target Date 205040%0% ▼
Intl Developed7%20% ▲
Bond Index15%25% ▲
Stable Value0%5% ▲
Illustrative only. Your plan is built on your actual holdings, age and goals during the call.

Two services

Pick the account you want reviewed

Brokerage / IRA Portfolio Review

Taxable brokerage, IRA or Roth. We review every position and its weight against your age, risk tolerance and goals, then give you a written plan: what to trim, what to add, and the levels to watch for each change.

  • Position-by-position review with weights
  • Stock and ETF changes with entry, stop and exit levels
  • Sector and concentration risk check
  • Written plan delivered after the call

$300 per call · $900/year

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401(k) Retirement Rebalance

Share the funds in your employer plan and the percentage in each. Based on your age, retirement date and risk preference, you get a target allocation you can enter straight into your plan's rebalance screen.

  • Target % for every fund in your plan menu
  • Age- and goal-based glide path
  • Fee and overlap check (target-date vs index)
  • Contribution split recommendation

$150 per call · $400/year

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How it works

Four steps. One call.

  1. 01

    Build your profile

    Age, risk profile, goals, and the holdings in your account with each position's weight.

  2. 02

    Choose a plan & pay

    One call, or a yearly plan with quarterly rebalances. Secure checkout by Stripe.

  3. 03

    Book your call

    Pick an open slot. The invite and video link land in your inbox.

  4. 04

    Get your rebalance

    A written plan in your dashboard: target weights, what to trim and add, and the levels to watch.

Pricing

Flat fees. No percentage of assets.

A traditional advisor charges about 1% of assets a year. On a $300k portfolio that's $3,000, every year. We charge for the work, not the size of your account.

Brokerage · One-time

$300 per call

  • ✓ 60-min one-on-one review call
  • ✓ Position-by-position written plan
  • ✓ Risk and concentration check
  • ✓ One follow-up email
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BEST VALUE

Brokerage · Annual

$900 per year · 4 calls

  • ✓ 4 × 60-min calls (quarterly)
  • ✓ Plan updated every quarter
  • ✓ Risk and concentration check
  • ✓ Email support between calls
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401(k) · One-time

$150 per call

  • ✓ 45-min one-on-one review call
  • ✓ Target % for every fund in your plan
  • ✓ Contribution split recommendation
  • ✓ One follow-up email
Choose

401(k) · Annual

$400 per year · 4 calls

  • ✓ 4 × 45-min calls (quarterly)
  • ✓ Target % for every fund in your plan
  • ✓ Glide path adjusted yearly
  • ✓ Email support between calls
Choose

Full refund if you cancel before your first call. Annual plans: unused calls refunded pro rata. Refund policy. Newsletter subscriptions are billed separately on Substack.

We never touch your money

Your accounts stay where they are. You place every trade yourself; we never ask for your brokerage login.

Flat, upfront pricing

No commissions, no products to sell you, no fee based on your balance.

Your data stays private

Holdings are used only to prepare your review. Encrypted in transit, never sold. Delete it any time.

Paid reviews open once they can be delivered through a registered investment adviser. Until then we only take profiles and waitlist sign-ups; no payment is taken. Recommendations are for your stated profile and goals only. Past performance does not guarantee future results; all investing involves risk, including loss of principal.