Pay for Only as Much Retirement Advice as You Need
by Eric Fritts, licensed insurance agent and Investment Adviser Representative, Insurance Agent, Fritts Financial
Feb 01, 2018
4 minutes
When it comes to investing, you could always go it alone. Plenty of people do. Perhaps it's because they're so confused about how to get good financial advice and/or how to pay for it.
After all, if a financial professional works on commission, it's hard to tell if he's looking out for your interests or his own. But if an adviser charges a fee to monitor your assets year-round, and all you need is a starter plan and maybe an annual check-in, that might not be the right fit, either. Then again, if you go the least expensive route -- mostly DIYing it with a robo-adviser -- you might not get the hand-holding you require when
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