Choosing a financial planner involves putting important parts of your future in the hands of someone else. Don't you want someone:
- experienced/knowledgeable
- tuned into what works for you (types of investments, risk level, access to funds, etc.)
- accessible with prompt, easy to understand answers to your questions
Ideally, also somebody who helps you keep the slew of official paperwork organized so you don't have to spend your valuable time figuring out what's what? This office gets the "service" concept. And they'll also review investment progress as often as you like so you feel comfortable; monthly, quarterly, whatever.
We moved our investments to Dot's office several months ago and the process of getting strategies agreed upon, assets transferred and paperwork organized has been pretty darn painless. Who knew that was possible? Now we can get on with our lives knowing the financial side of the equation is being monitored, tweaked and tended - yippee! read more