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Financial advisors aren't bad. I feel a kinship with with them in that we're working toward a shared goal: Helping people with money. Any individual would absolutely be better off using a financial advisor for investing compared to not investing at all. If that's the realistic choice in your life, stick with the advisor. Additionally, certain situations like those with very high net worths or dealing with complexities around estate planning or tax strategies in retirement may be well served by using a financial advisor. That said, for most young investors in the wealth building phase of their career using a financial advisor is absolutely not worth it. There's almost nothing tricky to be done with investing when you're building wealth. Plow money into a low fee index fund. Set up automated contributions. Leave it alone for years. If an investor charges just a 1% annual advisory fee and recommends actively managed mutual funds that charge (an additional) 1% expense ratio, that 2% net fee will erode about HALF of your portfolio over a 40 year investing career. And for those investing less than $250K or so, you won't get such a sweet deal. The advisors who will work with lower net worth individuals will charge front loads, statement fees, and more making the net impact that much worse. During your wealth building years, minimizing fees is one of the few things you can actively do to maximize your return. Some quick tips on sending a firing email: Keep it short and don't air any grievances. Choosing this time to complain will just give them an opportunity to respond, making it more drawn out and ugly. Genuinely thank them for their service, be polite, and wish them the best of luck. Once your assets are transferred over, make sure to set up your new account with the index funds of your choice. If you're new to DIY investing, check out the "start here" series in my link in bio. As always, reminding you to build wealth by following the two PFC rules: 1.) Live below your means and 2.) Invest early and often. -Jeremy #financialadvisor #financialadvisors #moneymanagement #learntoinvest #savemoney #firemovement #indexfunds (at San Diego, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgNHLoovOa5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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