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Is your financial advisor a fiduciary? Maybe you assume he/she is but it's important to educate yourself on the differences between a fiduciary vs. salesperson.
What if right when you retired and started taking income from your nest egg you built, there is a market downturn that year or year after? Negative returns early in retirement may drain your assets far quicker than you had planned.
If you're switching jobs, its time to review your old 401(k) account. Know the facts before you choose between rolling over, withdrawing or leaving it alone.
Financial Advisors are often like sports coaches, they help identify big-picture goals and then help align behaviors with those goals. This often takes a lot practice and communication over time. So just like coaches don't go to just one practice to help coach a hockey team during the season…clients should not be a one-and-done transaction either.
When it comes to financial planning or investment management, one-size does not fit all. Everyone has a different risk tolerance, time horizon, and overall goals…so because of that, cookie-cutter solutions often aren’t the answer. Does your Financial Advisor have a process?