Service · The Suture

The Suture.

A fee sends no invoice and sounds no alarm. We locate the drain inside an account already in motion — and we close it.

Series
SU · 0002
For
Existing Accounts
Minimum
$250,000+
The Suture seal
Series SU · No. 0002
The KeepMore Company
Fee Examination · Benchmarking · Negotiation
Fee ExaminationExisting AccountsLocate the DrainBenchmarkedNegotiatedNo ProductsNo CommissionsClose the GapResume CompoundingPreservedFee ExaminationExisting AccountsLocate the DrainBenchmarkedNegotiatedNo ProductsNo CommissionsClose the GapResume CompoundingPreserved
The Idea

It does not announce itself.
It simply drains.

An existing account rarely looks like it is losing money. The statements arrive, the balance moves, nothing seems wrong. But a fee removes its share every quarter — quietly, automatically, on the full balance — and the money it takes is money that would otherwise have kept compounding.

The Suture is the examination of an account already in place. We find where the value is leaking, measure exactly how much, and use that evidence to close the gap — so the account can stop losing and resume compounding.

Who It Is For

If you already hold
a managed account —

  • You have an advisor or managed portfolio and have never had the fees independently examined.
  • You suspect you are paying too much but cannot prove it.
  • Your statements are layered and difficult to read clearly.
  • You want to keep your advisor — but on terms that are fair.

Most useful for managed portfolios above $250,000, where even a small fee compounds into real money. Unsure? A first call costs nothing.

How It Works

Plain work, documented.

01
Examine the Account

We review everything you currently hold and everything it currently costs — every fee, layer, and line, brought into the open.

02
Locate the Drain

Your holdings are measured against a fixed, pre-set basket of public index funds. The gap between what you paid and that neutral yardstick is the drain.

03
Close It

That evidence becomes leverage. We put it to work to bring the existing fee down — or to make the relationship prove it earns what it charges.

KeepMore Med Co · The Medical Division

The KeepMore Med Co Suture.

Medical-school debt is now out of control for too many physicians. The Suture is our physician-guided system for stopping the bleed and taking back control — during school and in the critical years right after. We don’t hand out generic repayment advice. A doctor who understands the actual training path works with our financial-preservation team to build a living plan that reduces what you actually pay over time.

Are you looking for this…
  • Current medical student or resident already feeling the weight of debt who wants a clear, actionable plan to minimize what you ultimately repay.
  • New attending who just finished training and needs help now with loan strategy, budgeting under real physician income, and protecting the wealth you’re finally building.
…or this?
  • Parent or spouse of a medical student or resident who wants to understand the full picture and help protect the family through this phase.
  • Medical school or residency program looking for a credible, physician-led resource to offer students and trainees.
Start The Suture Assessment →
In Their Words
"What surprised me was seeing how much I would have been charged, month after month, if I had never gotten him involved. He was there every step — even answering questions at midnight while I worked through account forms."
★★★★★ · Verified Client
Nate Sillyman

"The Suture is me, personally, finding the drain in an account you already hold."

Nate SillymanFOUNDER · THE KEEPMORE COMPANY
What The Suture Is Not

Important distinctions.

It is not investment advice, and not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
We do not manage your money, hold your assets, or place trades.
We do not tell you to leave your advisor — the goal is a fair relationship, not an exit.
The benchmark measures your account. It is not a portfolio you are told to copy.
Before You Book

Common questions.

Are you trying to manage my money?
No.
Are you selling products?
No.
Will you tell me to leave my advisor?
Not automatically. The goal is a fair relationship, not necessarily an exit.
What if nothing is wrong?
Then the review may give you confirmation instead of a negotiation target.
What happens first?
We identify whether there is a real fee or value issue worth examining.
Find Out What Is Quietly Draining

A first call costs nothing.

We will tell you plainly whether your account is losing more than it should — and if it isn't, we will say so.

← Back