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Best Financial Advisory Firms in Yorba Linda, California

5 registered firms in Yorba Linda. Rankings based on independent transparency scores from SEC Form ADV filings and FINRA data — no paid placements.

Financial Firms in Yorba Linda, California

Registered Firms26
Advisors51
Avg Advisor Experience17 yrs
Advisor Disclosure Rate9.8%-3.8% vs national

Yorba Linda, CA has 51 registered financial advisors across 26 firms. The average advisor has 17 years of experience. 9.8% have disclosure events on their record -- below the national average of 13.6%. The highest-scored firms are PACIFIC WEALTH CARE INC. (TransparencyScore 90), GERRY DRANSFELDT RIA, INC (TransparencyScore 90), HAMILTON-BATES INVESTMENT RESEARCH, INC. (TransparencyScore 89).

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Pacific Wealth Care INC.
Yorba Linda, CAIA — Investment Adviser1 advisors
90.0
2
Gerry Dransfeldt Ria, INC
Yorba Linda, CAIA — Investment Adviser1 advisors
90.0
3
Vela Consulting, LLC
Yorba Linda, CAIA — Investment Adviser4 advisors
84.8
4
Hypo Financial Services And Investment Adviser
Yorba Linda, CAIA — Investment Adviser1 advisors
84.8
5
Ark Wealth Advisors, LLC
Yorba Linda, CAIA — Investment Adviser3 advisors
83.6

Common Questions About Financial Firms in Yorba Linda

How many financial advisory firms are in Yorba Linda, California?
There are 26 registered financial advisory firms in Yorba Linda, California. Fidelon tracks all of them using public data from SEC Form ADV filings.
What does a Fidelon firm score measure?
Firm scores (0–100) measure eight factors: disclosure record (complaints, fines), Form ADV Part 1 filing quality, Form ADV Part 2 transparency, Form CRS quality, conflict disclosure, and for BD firms, regulatory standing and supervision quality. Higher scores mean more transparent, better-documented firms.
What's the difference between an RIA and a broker-dealer?
A registered investment advisor (RIA) is held to a fiduciary standard and must act in your best interest. A broker-dealer follows a suitability standard and can earn commissions. About 30% of firms are dual-registered, meaning they operate under both standards.
How do I read Form ADV?
Form ADV Part 1 discloses a firm's basic business structure. Part 2 (the "brochure") explains services, fees, conflicts of interest, and disciplinary history in plain language. Part 3 (Form CRS) is a two-page relationship summary required for retail investors. Fidelon scores all three sections.

How we rank firms

Fidelon ranks financial advisory firms using publicly available regulatory data from the SEC and FINRA — not paid placements, advertising, or referral fees. No advisor or firm can pay to influence their ranking.

Every firm's score is built from four areas: how clearly they disclose their services and fees, whether they have customer complaints or regulatory issues, how thoroughly they file required documents, and whether their business model creates conflicts with your interests.

Firms that earn commissions on product sales score lower on conflict of interest, because that pay structure can create a gap between what's good for them and what's good for you.

What we don't do

  • We don't accept payment from advisors or firms for better rankings
  • We don't sell leads or route your information to advisors
  • We don't rank by assets under management — managing more money doesn't mean better service

Data sources: SEC Form ADV (Parts 1, 2, 3), FINRA BrokerCheck, IAPD. Scores are updated as new filings are processed.

How firm scores work

  • 0–100 score from public regulatory data
  • Form ADV analysis — filings, conflicts, fees
  • Disclosure history from FINRA and SEC records
  • No paid placements — fully independent rankings
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