LPL outlined the details of the offering, which includes payouts ranging from 50% to 70%, depending on an advisor's production; no platform, transaction or administrative fees; access to a client service associate; employee benefits; Class A office space; and a technology stack. The model also allows for advisors to have their own brand and website. Related: LPL Embraces Financial Planning The second area of investment will be in the firm's capabilities to help advisors engage with clients through an "omnichannel approach, streaming and digitizing your workflows through ClientWorks," Arnold said. The firm will also expand the investment content available on its advisory platform while lowering the cost for advisors. Third, the company will work to finalizing the shift of its service model to a customer-care model, an initiative the firm has been working on for some time.