We often meet with people who have done a solid job with the financial basics - participating in their company 401k plan, contributing to their health savings account, setting up an IRA to support retirement and establishing a college savings account for their children.

Now, they find their lives getting a bit more complicated and believe they could benefit from having a trusted financial partner to help them navigate the ups and downs of life.

However, they may have concerns about the cost of working with a financial advisor. Good! It is beneficial to evaluate the value of working with a financial advisor.

Learn more by reading our blog "5 Ways Financial Planning Should Pay for Itself."

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