Anonymous
04/19/2014 22:53
Subject: Re:Fee Based Financial Service Adviser
Anonymous wrote:Does either of you qualify for USAA?
Not OP but we bank with USAA, what financial advising services do they provide?
Anonymous
04/19/2014 15:54
Subject: Fee Based Financial Service Adviser
Anonymous
04/19/2014 14:25
Subject: Fee Based Financial Service Adviser
Anonymous
04/17/2014 18:43
Subject: Fee Based Financial Service Adviser
Anonymous wrote:A paltry $170,000. Only in Washington!
OP here -- I know, it comes off as arrogant. We want to buy a single family home in a top school district in Montgomery County, which is not easy to do on our income. We have day care expenses which will make it even more difficult.
Anonymous
04/17/2014 16:09
Subject: Fee Based Financial Service Adviser
A paltry $170,000. Only in Washington!
Anonymous
04/17/2014 15:44
Subject: Re:Fee Based Financial Service Adviser
NP here- Why- does USAA offer free advice? we have a substantial account with fidelity and they offer free advice but it's by newbies and it's not managed..
Anonymous
04/17/2014 14:42
Subject: Re:Fee Based Financial Service Adviser
Anonymous wrote:Does either of you qualify for USAA?
OP here - Nope!
Anonymous
04/17/2014 14:31
Subject: Re:Fee Based Financial Service Adviser
Does either of you qualify for USAA?
Anonymous
04/17/2014 14:30
Subject: Fee Based Financial Service Adviser
Can anybody recommend a good fee-based financial service adviser? My husband and I don't make much money ($170K HHI), so we don't have a ton of money to invest at this point. We are saving as much as we can toward a down payment on a house, and we can really use some sound financial planning advice. I don't want pressure to invest with an adviser that charges many hidden fees.