# i need a financial advisor

Do I Need a Financial Advisor? When it's worth it | Bankrate » Are you considering whether or not you need to hire a financial advisor? Learn from Bankrate how to evaluate when it's worth getting a financial advisor. Bankrate.com

How to Find A Financial Advisor If You're Not Rich » You don't have to be rich to get good financial advice. Here are important questions to ask a financial advisor. Money.usnews.com

How to Choose a Financial Advisor - NerdWallet » Financial advisors can help you with every aspect of your finances, including budgeting and investing. Here's how to find and choose the right financial advisor for you. Nerdwallet.com

r/personalfinance on Reddit: At what point does hiring a financial advisor make sense? » Posted by u/Thr0wawayforh3lp - 81 votes and 102 comments Reddit.com

As a financial planner, I give my clients 4 tips to make their money last a lifetime » I work with clients who want to make sure their money lasts for their lifetime, but I also remind them to benefit from their money now. Businessinsider.com

How To Choose A Financial Advisor » Are you seeking assistance with your financial management? If so, you're not alone. Many Americans could benefit from financial guidance. In fact, according to the National Financial Education Council, the average American incurs a cost of $1,200 per year due to a lack of personal finance knowledge. Forbes.com

I’m 60, have 'well into seven figures' saved and my only debt is a $60K HELOC. Do I need a financial adviser to help, or can I navigate this myself? » How to know if you can handle your finances on your own, or if you might want a pro. Marketwatch.com

Do I Need a Financial Advisor? » Before you hire a financial advisor, you should evaluate your own financial situation and understand the types of advisors that exist. This is how to decide if you need a financial advisor. Investopedia.com

I’m 60, retired and have $550K in cash and $1.5M invested in a mix of balanced and conservative funds. I’m drawing down 3% a year, but wondering: Am I doing OK or do I need a pro to help? » Question: I am 60 years old and essentially retired a year ago when I was 59. I own my own house, have about $550,000 cash in various cash and term deposits,… Marketwatch.com