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How a Fee-Only, Flat-Fee Financial Planner Can Save You $114K+

MainStreet Financial Planning

Fee-Only, Flat-Fee Financial Planners: Transparent, Unbiased, and Cost-Effective A fee-only financial planner charges a fixed fee for financial planning services, regardless of the size of your portfolio. Instead, they provide objective, conflict-free financial advice at a predictable cost.

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What Do Financial Advisors Do?

Zoe Financial

What Does a Financial Advisor Do? A financial advisor provides personalized guidance to help manage and grow your wealth. Their role extends beyond investment managementthey can help with: Retirement Planning : Structuring your assets to support your desired lifestyle. Optimizing tax-efficient retirement income.

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Investing for Longevity: Wealth Creation Inspired by Blue Zone Habits

Validea

Define your financial goals and objectives, whether it’s retirement planning, buying a home, or funding your child’s education. Just like a healthy diet, successful investors understand the importance diversification in their investment portfolio.

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The Battle of Advice: ChatGPT vs. a Financial Advisor on Retirement Planning

WiserAdvisor

This advanced language processing technology has also greatly impacted the financial advisory sector, prompting a critical question: Can ChatGPT replace human financial advisors in retirement planning? Personalized guidance, empathy, and a deep contextual understanding are integral to effective retirement planning.

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10 Ways to Make One Million Dollars (Seriously!)

Good Financial Cents

Use Your Employer Sponsored Retirement Plan for All it’s Worth 5. In a blended portfolio of stocks and bonds, earning an average annual rate of return of 7%, you’ll have just about $1 million by the time you’re 65. That means your portfolio at 65 will be much higher. The idea is to emphasize growth in your portfolio.

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Be a source of strength for clients in times of uncertainty

Nationwide Financial

It’s good for investors to know what’s going on in their retirement accounts, but there’s a point where excessive checking or looking at portfolio balances becomes a compulsion or a bad habit. However, the impact of inflation may put a dent in these plans. This habit is also more common among women than men (53% vs. 34%).

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Is It Worth Paying a Financial Advisor 1%?

WiserAdvisor

The 1 percent fee structure refers to the annual advisory fee charged by a financial advisor, typically calculated as a percentage of the Assets Under Advisory (AUA). This fee structure is common in the financial advisory industry and varies based on the size of the client’s portfolio.