We often feel like we’re navigating a complex maze without a clear map when it comes to financial decisions. Many people feel overwhelmed with tax laws, optimizing Social Security benefits, making wise investment choices, and planning for future healthcare needs. The natural inclination for most people is to turn to a financial advisor. However, there’s a big question: Do you really need one? Or, could you chart your own course to a financially secure retirement?
As with retirement itself, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. An experienced financial advisor can provide valuable insight and help to avoid potential pitfalls for some. Some, however, may consider the associated costs an unnecessary drain on their savings.
