Finding a financial adviser is like dating — you don’t need to stick with the first person you meet
Similar to relationships, the first choice might not be the perfect match. This week’s retirement tip underscores the importance of thorough research and assessing compatibility with your adviser, leveraging specialized search engines designed to assist in the process.
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