One of the most challenging tasks we can give ourselves is
to find a financial adviser to help us grow income for retirement. The Enterprises TV show offers a few suggestions for finding one we can trust.
Many times, a financial adviser has our best interests in
mind. But there are some who would rather hike their own income than yours. Back
door payments and hidden fees of some annual returns hurt the people who are
working hard to have a decent retirement. Current guidelines state that financial advisers
must invest with the best interest of their clients. These are people with “fiduciary
duty”. Those without that moniker can advice about investments they think are
most “suitable” for the client, even if the most “suitable” option is one that
benefits the financial adviser better.
The Enterprises TV show also suggests asking trusted friends
and family members for a recommendation. Visit several financial advisers and
take a list of questions to ask. Ask to see any accreditation certificates or
any other form of passing the needed courses to become a financial adviser.
Trust your gut instinct. If something doesn’t seem right about the professional or their
company, do not begin to work with them. Keep looking until you are sure a financial
adviser is the best match and fit for you and you needs.
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