Choosing a financial advisor updated April
That’s worth the extra legwork in helping you find an advisor that you can work with for decades. As you hunt for a financial advisor, you’re actually hiring an expert to work for you. It’s a job interview, so it’s important to pay close attention to all the answers the advisor gives. And watch out for the “advisor” that a financial company provides to you for free. These advisors are usually riddled with conflicts of interest – they’re more salespeople than advisors.
- A typical percentage fee is 1%, while a typical hourly fee for financial advice ranges from $120 to