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Reply to "Do you have a financial planner if your HHI is $250-300K, and, if so, why or why not?"
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[quote=Anonymous]I don't think it could hurt. I make way less money than you and met with a financial advisor through Northwestern Mutual, where I have disability and life insurance. They did it for free. It was helpful because they have some fancy software that projects your financial situation if you do what you're doing now or if you do XYZ. They also calculate inflation and complicated things like that, and I wouldn't even know where to begin. You don't know what you don't know. An outside opinion could open your eyes to any blind spots you might have. I also want to take this opportunity to recommend that anyone with an income and dependents gets disability insurance. When my relative became disabled and unable to work, he now has income until he turns 65. Otherwise, his family would have been SOL with no one else able to earn any income. [/quote]
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