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Is It Worth Paying a Financial Advisor 1%?

WiserAdvisor

A reputable financial advisor should provide a comprehensive range of services, including budgeting, debt management, insurance optimization, tax planning, retirement planning, estate planning, and investment management. Most financial advisors charge 1 percent of the AUM.

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Serving Clients at All Stages of the Financial Planning Lifecycle Effectively and Efficiently

eMoney Advisor

Recent research 1 found that there is a large population of Americans interested in financial guidance. Of an estimated 104 million households seeking some level of financial advice, 88 million of those households want that advice from a financial professional.

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Focus on Budgeting to Attract Mass Affluent Clients

eMoney Advisor

Yet many still have complex needs requiring more sophisticated and personalized investment, estate, and tax planning services. million households in three key groups who want customized, actionable advice on budgeting, saving, investing, insurance, and planning to help provide peace of mind regarding their finances.

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How to Determine If Your Financial Advisor Is Doing a Good Job Each Year

WiserAdvisor

If your financial advisor is not keeping a close eye on your taxes, they might be missing out on various opportunities that could impact your financial well-being. An effective financial advisor should be proactive in reviewing your tax plan before the year-end.