Leaving a Bad Financial Advisor
Answering reader questions about how to leave a bad financial advisor, where to put money in the short term, and the importance of spending instead of always just saving.
Answering reader questions about how to leave a bad financial advisor, where to put money in the short term, and the importance of spending instead of always just saving.
Answering reader questions on student loan repayments, muni bond funds, and helping a parent through retirement. We also discuss who does and who does not have a fiduciary duty to you.
You can hire a financial advisor to help you with financial planning or asset management, but make sure you get good advice at a fair price.
Financial advisors cost a lot of money. Learning to be your own advisor may save you time, money, and hassle. Here are eight reasons why.
When doctors don't talk about money they end up making the same dumb mistakes. Stop the cycle and learn from others to avoid the biggest financial mistakes.
Knowing that even the best financial advisor is ultimately a salesperson, here's how you can utilize their expertise and get the best advice to reach your goals.
By the time you know enough to choose a financial advisor properly, you may not need one at all.
As your portfolio increases in value, are you being charged higher fees by your financial advisor? Renegotiate to get the fairest price for their advice.
Today's guest is a physician turned financial advisor. Here are financial recommendations from his decades of experience and observations.
Today's guest has three criteria to help you cut through the marketing fluff and find the best financial advisor for reaching your goals.
Getting good financial advice can prove challenging. One reason? Trust. Here are TPP's five reasons why you shouldn't trust the financial industry.
There are many ways to get good financial advice at a fair price. The "advice only" model is another to consider.
Some bloggers think an AUM model is just as bad as a commissioned model for financial advice. I'm not one of them, but you do need to ensure you are getting good advice at a fair price.
Go ahead and get good financial advice -- just don't overpay for it. Due diligence is quick, easy, and likely well worth paying for at a fair price.
An interview with financial educator, Michael Kitces discussing the financial advising industry -- advisory fees, fiduciary duties, raising the bar, and more!