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March 5, 2010 at 5:23 PM #521510March 5, 2010 at 5:40 PM #521656asParticipant
“In fact most “advisors” don’t want to talk to you until you’re willing to let them “manage” around 100k.”
How can you hand somebody 100k after you’ve met him few times? There are too many stories about those financial crooks.
I think he is a scheister and he is too greedy!March 5, 2010 at 5:40 PM #522182asParticipant“In fact most “advisors” don’t want to talk to you until you’re willing to let them “manage” around 100k.”
How can you hand somebody 100k after you’ve met him few times? There are too many stories about those financial crooks.
I think he is a scheister and he is too greedy!March 5, 2010 at 5:40 PM #522436asParticipant“In fact most “advisors” don’t want to talk to you until you’re willing to let them “manage” around 100k.”
How can you hand somebody 100k after you’ve met him few times? There are too many stories about those financial crooks.
I think he is a scheister and he is too greedy!March 5, 2010 at 5:40 PM #522087asParticipant“In fact most “advisors” don’t want to talk to you until you’re willing to let them “manage” around 100k.”
How can you hand somebody 100k after you’ve met him few times? There are too many stories about those financial crooks.
I think he is a scheister and he is too greedy!March 5, 2010 at 5:40 PM #521515asParticipant“In fact most “advisors” don’t want to talk to you until you’re willing to let them “manage” around 100k.”
How can you hand somebody 100k after you’ve met him few times? There are too many stories about those financial crooks.
I think he is a scheister and he is too greedy!March 5, 2010 at 5:46 PM #522192RaybyrnesParticipantHow does a planner plan if they don’t have a snapshot of the full picture. If you buy into the concept of a True financial plan you need to provide everything. That means tax, income, plans for children, trusts, family wealth and inheritance plans etc.
With under a Hundred thousand dollars I think you are best off dollar cost averaging into an index fun. Stick with that one fund until you reach the minimum sales break point and then diversify into a second fund etc.
Schwab, Vangard, Fidelity all offer good platforms and have well established low cost mutual funds.
If you want to add a littel flavor to the mix throw in an ETF or find a Closed Ended Mutual Mund Selling below NAV
March 5, 2010 at 5:46 PM #522447RaybyrnesParticipantHow does a planner plan if they don’t have a snapshot of the full picture. If you buy into the concept of a True financial plan you need to provide everything. That means tax, income, plans for children, trusts, family wealth and inheritance plans etc.
With under a Hundred thousand dollars I think you are best off dollar cost averaging into an index fun. Stick with that one fund until you reach the minimum sales break point and then diversify into a second fund etc.
Schwab, Vangard, Fidelity all offer good platforms and have well established low cost mutual funds.
If you want to add a littel flavor to the mix throw in an ETF or find a Closed Ended Mutual Mund Selling below NAV
March 5, 2010 at 5:46 PM #522097RaybyrnesParticipantHow does a planner plan if they don’t have a snapshot of the full picture. If you buy into the concept of a True financial plan you need to provide everything. That means tax, income, plans for children, trusts, family wealth and inheritance plans etc.
With under a Hundred thousand dollars I think you are best off dollar cost averaging into an index fun. Stick with that one fund until you reach the minimum sales break point and then diversify into a second fund etc.
Schwab, Vangard, Fidelity all offer good platforms and have well established low cost mutual funds.
If you want to add a littel flavor to the mix throw in an ETF or find a Closed Ended Mutual Mund Selling below NAV
March 5, 2010 at 5:46 PM #521666RaybyrnesParticipantHow does a planner plan if they don’t have a snapshot of the full picture. If you buy into the concept of a True financial plan you need to provide everything. That means tax, income, plans for children, trusts, family wealth and inheritance plans etc.
With under a Hundred thousand dollars I think you are best off dollar cost averaging into an index fun. Stick with that one fund until you reach the minimum sales break point and then diversify into a second fund etc.
Schwab, Vangard, Fidelity all offer good platforms and have well established low cost mutual funds.
If you want to add a littel flavor to the mix throw in an ETF or find a Closed Ended Mutual Mund Selling below NAV
March 5, 2010 at 5:46 PM #521525RaybyrnesParticipantHow does a planner plan if they don’t have a snapshot of the full picture. If you buy into the concept of a True financial plan you need to provide everything. That means tax, income, plans for children, trusts, family wealth and inheritance plans etc.
With under a Hundred thousand dollars I think you are best off dollar cost averaging into an index fun. Stick with that one fund until you reach the minimum sales break point and then diversify into a second fund etc.
Schwab, Vangard, Fidelity all offer good platforms and have well established low cost mutual funds.
If you want to add a littel flavor to the mix throw in an ETF or find a Closed Ended Mutual Mund Selling below NAV
March 5, 2010 at 6:01 PM #522107AKParticipantIf he’s trying to bully you into forking over all of your money, run don’t walk.
Just tell him you don’t feel comfortable with him.
Sounds like someone with financial troubles or an expensive drug problem. Or both, since they seem to go together.
March 5, 2010 at 6:01 PM #521535AKParticipantIf he’s trying to bully you into forking over all of your money, run don’t walk.
Just tell him you don’t feel comfortable with him.
Sounds like someone with financial troubles or an expensive drug problem. Or both, since they seem to go together.
March 5, 2010 at 6:01 PM #521676AKParticipantIf he’s trying to bully you into forking over all of your money, run don’t walk.
Just tell him you don’t feel comfortable with him.
Sounds like someone with financial troubles or an expensive drug problem. Or both, since they seem to go together.
March 5, 2010 at 6:01 PM #522200AKParticipantIf he’s trying to bully you into forking over all of your money, run don’t walk.
Just tell him you don’t feel comfortable with him.
Sounds like someone with financial troubles or an expensive drug problem. Or both, since they seem to go together.
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