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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is a reasonable fee for one time fiduciary advice? Say, a plan for the next three years? Or, tax advantages mentioned by ppl above? Or how/when to start and use retirement accounts?[/quote] A couple of thousand, perhaps up to $5000, depending on how much hand holding you need. Many charge by the hour, so hand holding can mount up. Here are the main ways for W-2 earners to save tax advantaged (that I can think of): 401k, 401k Roth, 529 for kids' college expenses, and a health savings account. You should start retirement accounts as soon as you start working and, well, use them once you retire. [/quote]
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