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Should I use a financial advisor or do it myself?

January 12, 2021 by Leigh Plowman

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When you have money to invest, you have to ask yourself if it’s worth hiring a financial planner to do the work for you or if you can do it yourself. The answer depends on your experience, risk tolerance, and your drive for achieving financial goals. In every situation, it is best to get to know the good and bad about either side and then choose based on what’s best for your current situation. Here are a few things to keep in mind.

What Is the Value of Hiring a Financial Planner?

Whether you are investing a small amount consistently or a large amount at once, your goal is to make that investment work for you. You want to earn a return on it. For that to happen, then, you need to choose the right investment plan and strategy. When you hire a professional to do this for you, you know they have taken the time to research and develop successful strategies in the past.

The value of hiring a professional advisor applies in numerous ways. Here are a few things to consider.

  • Expertise: One of the most important benefits of a professional financial advisor is that they have expertise in investment strategies. They have (in many cases) years of time to hone their skill and develop success. If you’ve researched this person enough, you know they can make wise decisions. Since many financial investments are cylindrical, you hope that the advisor’s expertise will help you to make better decisions.
  • Time: When you use a professional to create your plan, they have the time to do the research and learn about the best route for you to earn the financial freedom you desire. Because they have insight into the markets, know the risks for each of the funds available, and they have the time to craft a plan that’s just right for you, they are the ideal person to hire.
  • Proactive Support: Another nice advantage of a financial planner is that they have the ability to be proactive and reactive. They can see when things are changing and make changes to your investment strategy to keep your financial goals in sight. If there is a problem that occurs with the markets or a company you’re investing in, they can find you the best way out.

Success Comes from the Right Professional

While there are clear benefits to hiring a financial planner, you also have to consider who is the best provider for you. This is a person that you will pay a fee to for the services they provide. As a result, you want to know you are hiring someone that is going to work hard to help you achieve your specific goals.

Look for an adviser register and license. You want to ensure they have ample training and are legally able to provide the financial advisement services they are offering to you. Also, ensure you are working with an independent. A financial advisor that is independent is not representing just one company or investment portfolio. Rather, they are compensated through commission based on how well your investment performs. That ensures they are not putting your funds into an account that’s not capable of earning the best for you.

When it comes down to it, it’s up to you to determine if working with a financial planner is best for your needs. However, don’t believe that you have to be wealthy to work with a pro. That’s far from the case. The sooner you start working with a financial planner, the more likely you are to change the course of your financial wellbeing.

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