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Originally Posted by biosurfer1

I would, but I'm a bit younger than you so not focused on retirement yet, and I enjoy financial stuff. Not saying I know more than a professional but I also don't think I'm far off considering my limited financial statement (i.e. not a multi millionaire).



In my opinion, you haven't met with a financial advisor yet, just a money manager. The few advisors I have met do just that, advise. They charge a flat fee to help direct you on what you should do, they don't sell anything, just give you the info and you choose. I would look for one of those.

This. I have a financial advisor. He does not personally handle any of my investments, just advises me personally and directly on what to do or change pretty much constantly. We talk probably once per month and we meet once per year for what I call an annual "financial enema".

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