If you have more than $40,000 under the care of a financial advisor, you may be paying that person more than you pay your primary care physician. Think about that for a moment. Your physical health versus your financial health. Does managing your money require more training? Is a mistake more costly? Which is more complicated and more critical? Your portfolio value or your cholesterol? Your asset allocation versus your EKG? Your financial risk versus your health risk? And which is harder? Passing the Series 65 or a final exam in pathophysiology?
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