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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I never understood how poeple have a person to cut their hair, a person to do their nails, a person to fix their car, yet very few have a person who helps plan their financial future.[/quote] I've never received a good recommendation for a financial planner. [/quote] Yeah, and I never got around to dealing with that heart problem because no one suggested a cardiologist. Ok..finding a planner for dummies: 1. Do you have a will? Do you like your trust/estate atty? if so ask for recommendations. 2. Do you have a tax person? ask him/her for 3 names. don't have either? you may have bigger problems. get into a network. start with Washingtonian's list--I'd begin with T&E attys--find someone in a local, not national, firm. These folks are well connected, charge less, and likely more suited for your needs. Frame your situation in a 1 pager for emailing and ask nicely for a name or two if they're not interested. This isn't hard, but it does take a little time. Know up front finding a planner just to look over your situation is not very interesting or profitable for the planner. It's maybe a 2-4 hour job at $2-400/hr, not how they make their living (at least the good ones.) Think about trying to bundle with some other needs you might have. [/quote]
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