High earners and young people alike can benefit from professional financial planning advice
Taking personal responsibility for your finances and retirement planning is important. But there are a few situations where you may want to seek out professional advice. If you're young, self-employed, or have a high income or net worth, it could be a good time to sit down with a CFP. Talking with a financial planner could also be a good idea if you're looking for impartial advice or simply have no interest in being a hands-on investor.
Taking personal responsibility for your finances and retirement planning is important. But there are a few situations where you may want to seek out professional advice. If you're young, self-employed, or have a high income or net worth, it could be a good time to sit down with a CFP. Talking with a financial planner could also be a good idea if you're looking for impartial advice or simply have no interest in being a hands-on investor.
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