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Old 10-04-2024, 07:41 AM
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There is no place on earth that a financial advisor or an annuity is needed.
Let me see, your business model is to make the most money off your investments. What is the financial advisors business model, too make the most money off of you. How does that benefit you?
Now an advisor who charges by the hours is ok to use so you can review his/her proposal and then you make the trades. I would also not use an advisor associated with any brokerage house because they will try to get you to buy house funds. I have personal experience of this on more then 1 occasion.

Annuities are just terrible. High fees, low returns. Again, the person holding the annuity isn’t the person making the money.