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re: Do I have a bad financial advisor?
Posted on 1/27/24 at 11:16 am to Saint5446
Posted on 1/27/24 at 11:16 am to Saint5446
I have only read a few replies but would say don't fire a financial advisor based on social media. I am sure there are more details involved in the decisions made with your advisor. Don't put too much stock in comments that have about 3 seconds of thought put into them.
I had a whole life policy once. Was not the worst thing in the world. At the time, I didn't have a lot of financial knowledge. But it didn't turn out terrible. You get lots of second guessing on social media, but at least you were saving money.
Annuities have high fees, but are fine for some people. You can do better if you stay educated along with some other factors. I have a brother that has his money in an annuity The money would be lost otherwise at a casino or some other get rich scheme that he always wants to chase.
I will say that if you use a financial advisor and make big changes without keeping them in the loop, then you are being careless. Use one. Don't use one. Just don't half-arse it.
I had a whole life policy once. Was not the worst thing in the world. At the time, I didn't have a lot of financial knowledge. But it didn't turn out terrible. You get lots of second guessing on social media, but at least you were saving money.
Annuities have high fees, but are fine for some people. You can do better if you stay educated along with some other factors. I have a brother that has his money in an annuity The money would be lost otherwise at a casino or some other get rich scheme that he always wants to chase.
I will say that if you use a financial advisor and make big changes without keeping them in the loop, then you are being careless. Use one. Don't use one. Just don't half-arse it.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 11:51 am to KWL85
He did you a disservice by putting you in an annuity in your thirties for sure. I am actually surprised an annuity company took the money.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 1:37 pm to KWL85
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I have a brother that has his money in an annuity The money would be lost otherwise at a casino or some other get rich scheme that he always wants to chase.
Yes. An annuity is a better plan than 2 weeks in Vegas. It is a better plan than multi-level marketing and hosting "do it yourself: real estate seminars".
You make great points.
I wish my financial advisor had shared that wisdom with me years ago.
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