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Want To Save Yourself $800?

Okay, how can I save $800, you ask? Actually, you can save even more than that by becoming familiar with financial markets, retirement planning and more. One comprehensive evaluation with a financial planner, where he or she will sit down and evaluate your retirement goal, typically costs $800 to $2000. Hey, why not learn some financial planning on your own and turn it into a side business! Then, not only will you save money, you can make a little money as well. How do you learn what to do in order to plan for your retirement appropriately? Do the research! … Continue reading →

Fee Based vs. Commission Based Financial Managers

When it comes to money advisors and managers, there are really two main types: fee based and commission based. While most people hate to pay someone to manage their money, the reality is… these individuals are doing a job and need a way to make a living. Which one should you chose? First, accept the fact that if you hire someone to do something, you will have to pay them. Commission based money managers can be as expensive or more than fee based. Often the main difference is how you pay them. Commission based planners and stockbrokers take their money … Continue reading →