Fee-Only Financial Advisor in Springfield, Missouri

A Springfield Office, Not a Remote Relationship

Auxan Capital Advisors operates out of its Springfield office near the 35-foot fork, just off Battlefield and down from Chesterfield Village—an easy stop whether you’re coming across town or in from the James River Freeway.



Most clients don’t think twice about the location after the first visit. They know where it is, they’ve been there before, and they’re meeting with the same people each time—not starting over with someone new.

The firm was founded in 2004 and has stayed rooted in Springfield while working with clients across Southwest Missouri and into Northwest Arkansas.

The Advisors You’ll Work With

What We Actually Do

Most people reaching out aren’t looking for a list of services—they’re trying to solve a specific problem.

For some, that’s figuring out how to turn retirement accounts into something usable. For others, it’s getting their portfolio under control after years of managing it on their own.

Auxan Capital Advisors focuses on ongoing investment management and retirement-focused portfolio decisions—work that continues after the first meeting, not just a one-time plan. That work is outlined in more detail on the Portfolio Management page, along with how decisions are made day to day.

How the Fee Structure Works

Auxan Capital Advisors is compensated based on the assets it manages for clients.

For portfolios that follow a more traditional structure, fees are tied directly to the size of the account. For clients using the Concentrated Growth Strategy, there is an additional activity-based component that reflects the level of research and decision-making involved.

That structure is explained clearly before anything begins, so you understand how the work and the cost line up.

Where Experience Actually Shows Up

Some parts of financial planning are straightforward. Others aren’t.



Auxan has specific experience working with ministry-related retirement systems, including Assemblies of God 403(b) plans and support-based income structures common among missionaries. That context changes how investment and retirement decisions are made, and it’s something many firms simply haven’t worked through. If that’s relevant to your situation, the Pastors & Missionaries page goes deeper into how those decisions are handled.

The firm also works with owners running crews, shops, and service businesses across Springfield and the surrounding towns and retirees who are making decisions about how to use what they’ve built—not just how to grow it. You can see how that applies on the Business Owners page or the Retirement Investing page.

Part of the Community, Not Separate From It

Auxan Capital Advisors contributes 15% of its revenue to charitable causes each year. It’s not presented as a program or campaign—it’s part of how the firm operates.



Most clients don’t come because of that, but it tends to matter once they understand how the firm approaches its work and responsibilities.

What Happens When You Reach Out

The first step is a short conversation to understand what you’re dealing with and whether it makes sense to keep going.

If it does, you’re matched with an advisor and walk through your current accounts, your goals, and where things may need to change. From there, the process moves into building and implementing a plan—but only if both sides decide it’s a good fit.

If you want to understand how that process connects to ongoing investment decisions, the Investment Approach page explains how portfolios are managed through different market conditions.

Common Questions About Financial Advisors in Springfield