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Financial Harvest

Wealth managementRIA

Winter Park, FLCRD 148271Updated

Financial Harvest is an investment adviser based in Winter Park, FL, registered with the SEC since 2018. It provides financial planning and investment management. Its clients include high-net-worth individuals and individual clients. Its regulatory assets under management total $557 million, as filed on 19 February 2026.

320
Clients
$1.74M
AUM per individual client
5
Advisory staff
1
Offices
0.50–1.35%
Annual fee

From Form ADV filed 19 February 2026SEC record

Services and clients

Financial Harvest provides financial planning, portfolio management for individuals and small businesses, selecting other managers, business succession planning, estate planning, insurance, and philanthropic planning. Financial planning was provided to 1–10 clients last fiscal year.

Financial Harvest reports 320 clients. They include 169 high-net-worth individuals and 151 individual clients. Nearly all assets ($557M across 1,395 accounts) are managed with discretion; $108K across 2 accounts are not. Of its clients, 1% are outside the U.S.

Clients and assets by client type
Clients320 clients
Assets$557M
Share of clients and assets by client type
Client typeClientsAssets
Individuals (other than HNW)47%13%
High-net-worth individuals53%87%
Client breakdown and activity details
Individuals (other than HNW)
Clients
151
Regulatory AUM
$70M
AUM share
12.6%
Avg. per client
$463K
High-net-worth individuals
Clients
169
Regulatory AUM
$487M
AUM share
87.4%
Avg. per client
$2.88M

Total

Clients
320
Regulatory AUM
$557M
AUM share
100%
Avg. per client
$1.74M
Clients outside the U.S.
1%
Clients advised without assets under management last fiscal year
0
Private funds advised
0
Financial planning clients last fiscal year
1–10

Fees and minimums

Financial Harvest charges 0.50%–1.35% a year for its Portfolio Management. Each asset band is charged at its own rate. The fee is billed in advance, is negotiable and has a $5,000 annual minimum. The brochure also prices 4 other services, listed under fee details.

$0–$500K1.35%
$500K–$1.5M0.95%
$1.5M–$2.5M0.90%
$2.5M–$5M0.80%
$5M–$10M0.70%
$10M and above0.50%
Fee details and sources

Other fees

Annual review
The annual review retainer generally ranges from 25% to 50% of the first-year planning fee, for clients whose investments the firm is not managing.
Coordinated financial plan
A coordinated plan is a negotiated flat project fee not to exceed $10,000 for the initial engagement, paid up-front when the agreement is signed.
Second Opinion Service
A two-hour retainer of $750, due at the end of the Discovery Meeting and reimbursed in the first management fee billing cycle if the client engages the firm.
Targeted financial plan
A targeted plan is billed at a negotiable hourly rate, with a minimum of four hours of consultation.

Ownership and people

David Witter owns 25% to 50% of Financial Harvest. The leadership team of Financial Harvest includes Chief Compliance Officer David Witter. It has 9 employees, 5 of them in advisory roles.

Leadership

  • David Witter
    Managing Member & Chief Compliance Officer
  • Kellen Williams
    Member
  • Nancy Witter
    Managing Member

Investment adviser representatives

7 representatives listed in the SEC register as of 9 October 2026.

  • Danica Nicole Bolton
  • Nicole Kristine Halweg
  • Samson Scott Streachek
  • Kellen Hindry Williams
  • Grady Steele Windham
  • David Alan Witter
  • Nancy Kathryn Witter

Staff

  • 9 employees
  • 5 in advisory functions
  • 5 state-registered reps
  • 1 insurance agent
Who owns the firm
Financial Harvest, LLC· the adviser
  • David Witter

    Control person · since June 2005

    Owns 25% to 50% of Financial Harvest, LLC
  • Nancy Witter

    Control person · since January 2011

    Owns 25% to 50% of Financial Harvest, LLC

Growth and acquisitions

Financial Harvest’s regulatory assets grew 2.7× from $205M (March 2021) to $557M (February 2026); clients rose from 202 to 320 and employees from 7 to 9.

By annual filing
Measure
Figures from each annual filing
Financial Harvest figures from each annual Form ADV filing
FiledRegulatory AUMClientsEmployeesOffices
February 2026$557M32091
February 2025$451M28281
February 2024$372M25781
March 2023$276M26881
March 2022$269M22271
March 2021$205M20271

Offices and registration details

Besides its headquarters, Financial Harvest has 0 offices, with 1 listed address in Florida.

Listed office addresses in Florida
Winter Park

Florida · 1 listed address

  • 1091 West Morse Boulevard, Suite 200, Winter ParkHQ

Contact and registration details

Legal name
Financial Harvest, LLC
Headquarters
1091 West Morse Boulevard, Suite 200, Winter Park, FL 32789
LinkedIn
@593759
SEC file
801-112271
Founded
2008
Structure
Florida LLC
Fiscal year end
December

Custodians

Financial Harvest uses Charles Schwab ($553M) as custodian for its separately managed accounts. Financial Harvest has custody of $33.9M in client assets for 48 clients.

Reported separately managed account assets by custodian
$553M
named custodians
  • Charles SchwabCharles Schwab & Co., Inc. · San Francisco, CA · $553M100%

Investments and reported holdings

At year end, Financial Harvest’s separately managed accounts were mostly in funds (67%) and stocks (32%). Its reported 13F holdings for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 total $242M across 67 positions; the largest are Dimensional ETF Trust (17.5%), Dimensional ETF Trust (15.5%) and Dimensional ETF Trust (13.5%).

What the accounts hold

Separately managed account assets by class, year end
  • Stocks32%
  • Funds67%
  • Cash1%

Reported 13F holdings

$242M
Reported 13F value
67
Positions
82.3%
In the 10 largest
+42.4%
Value vs. prior quarter
Ten largest positions, share of reported value
  1. Dimensional ETF Trust · Ultr Fix Inc. ETF17.5%
  2. Dimensional ETF Trust · US Targeted Vlu15.5%
  3. Dimensional ETF Trust · US Cor Equ 2 ETF13.5%
  4. Dimensional ETF Trust · Intl Small Cap V8.8%
  5. Dimensional ETF Trust · US High Prof ETF7.3%
  6. Dimensional ETF Trust · Intl Core Equity5.9%
  7. Dimensional ETF Trust · Emerging Mkts CO3.9%
  8. Dimensional ETF Trust · US Mktwide Value3.9%
  9. Dimensional ETF Trust · US Real Esta ETF3.5%
  10. Dimensional ETF Trust · Dimensional US2.4%

Together, the ten largest are 82.3% of reported value.

The 50 largest positions and quarterly changesQuarter ended 30 June 2026 · filed 10 August 2026

Common questions

How many clients does Financial Harvest have?

Financial Harvest has 320 clients and manages $557 million for them, as of February 2026. They include 169 high-net-worth individuals and 151 individual clients.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.D and 5.F, filed 19 February 2026

What services does Financial Harvest offer?

Financial Harvest provides financial planning, portfolio management for individuals and small businesses, selecting other managers, business succession planning, estate planning, insurance, and philanthropic planning.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 5.G, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file; Part 2A brochure, Item 4

How much does Financial Harvest charge?

Financial Harvest charges 0.50%–1.35% a year for its Portfolio Management. Each asset band is charged at its own rate. The fee is billed in advance, is negotiable and has a $5,000 annual minimum.

Source: DISCLOSURE BROCHURE, filed 19 February 2026

Which custodians does Financial Harvest use?

Financial Harvest’s separately managed account assets are held at Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. (San Francisco, CA), with $553M. Only custodians holding at least a tenth of those assets are named.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Schedule D, Section 5.K.(3), filed 19 February 2026

How many financial advisors does Financial Harvest have?

Financial Harvest has 5 investment adviser representatives registered with state securities authorities, out of 9 employees, and 5 perform investment advisory functions. 0 employees are registered representatives of a broker-dealer and 1 employee is a licensed insurance agent.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.A and 5.B, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

What does Financial Harvest invest in?

At the end of its last fiscal year, Financial Harvest’s separately managed accounts held 67% registered funds (mutual funds, ETFs, BDCs), 32% exchange-traded equities and 1% cash and equivalents.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.K.(1) and 7.B, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

Who owns Financial Harvest?

Financial Harvest’s direct owners are David Witter and Nancy Witter, each holding 50% or less.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Schedules A and B, filed 19 February 2026

How does Financial Harvest get paid?

Financial Harvest is paid through a percentage of assets under management, hourly charges and fixed fees. Its Form ADV lists no commissions or performance-based fees among how it is paid.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 5.E, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

How do I contact Financial Harvest?

Financial Harvest’s main office is at 1091 West Morse Boulevard, Suite 200, Winter Park, FL 32789. Its phone number is 407-937-0707. Its website is financialharvest.com.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 1.F, filed 19 February 2026

Sources and methodology

  1. Form ADV Part 1A, amendment filed 19 February 2026. Items 1, 5, 9, 11 and Schedules A, B and D.
  2. DISCLOSURE BROCHURE, submitted 19 February 2026.
  3. IAPD firm record, CRD 148271.
  4. SEC registered adviser data, annual Form ADV amendments filed 10 March 2021 to 19 February 2026. Items 1.F and 5.
  5. SEC investment adviser representative register, as of 9 October 2026; loaded 10 October 2026.
  6. Form 13F-HR, filed 10 August 2026 for the quarter ended 30 June 2026.

Retrieved 15 October 2026. All are published by the SEC and may have been amended since. Disciplinary history is not yet shown here. The SEC publishes the complete record, including any disciplinary events, and it is the authoritative place to check one.

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