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During recent conversations, I’ve come across several people unfamiliar with the concept of fee-only financial planning, let alone considering it as a feasible choice. Importantly, we do not accept sales commissions or any compensation beyond what is directly agreed upon with our clients.
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That means that many students leave home without any financial education to prepare them for life on their own. There is no shortage of financial education opportunities out there for teens and young adults. Your teen will receive their own debit card with no account fees, account minimum or trading commissions.
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Likewise, you may not be financially responsible for your spouse or children, so you can save up money on groceries, fuel, insurance premiums, education expenses, etc. You would have to cover your child’s basic expenses like clothing, food, education, and healthcare. If you have any pending education loans, try to clear them first.
Likewise, you may not be financially responsible for your spouse or children, so you can save up money on groceries, fuel, insurance premiums, education expenses, etc. You would have to cover your child’s basic expenses like clothing, food, education, and healthcare. If you have any pending education loans, try to clear them first.
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