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The Importance of a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) for Your Financial Planning

WiserAdvisor

Unlike the average investor or other financial professionals, a CFP is a licensed expert in areas like estate planning, taxes, retirement, insurance, and investment planning. Retirement planning, estate planning, tax planning. Developing a diversified investment portfolio. To conclude.

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List of Financial Advisors for small accounts

Sara Grillo

Services: I offer investment management as an add-on to financial planning. If just doing investment management alone – it would be the usual balancing, tax-loss harvesting (If warranted), asset allocation etc., pretty much everything, that goes into this.