CHOOSING YOUR FINANCIAL PLANNER
- Look for a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) with at least ten years of experience.
- Determine how the financial planner earns income: fees or commissions?
- Ask to see a sample of a financial plan.
- Does the financial planner sell products?
- Ask for a profile of the financial planner's clientele.
- Is this financial planners someone you will enjoy working with over the years?
Total financial planning coordinates all aspects of your finances: taxes, insurance, budgeting, goal setting, estate planning, retirement planning, funding for children's education, and investments.
Whether you work with a financial planner one time or throughout the years, you deserve to have the most qualified and reliable person available.