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Originally posted by Jim727
1) Get a good financial advisor;
It can be done, but you should have the assistance of someone who really knows the ropes.
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NO. WTF does he need a financial advisor for? To screw him out of 1-2% of his portfolio every year in ' management fees'.
Unless you are utterly clueless, and wish to remain that way, and like the idea of seeing your growth stifled by ridiculous fees every year, what is the point of a financial advisor?
I have strong feelings about this because I used to be one of these low creatures. What a total racket.
Do it yourself, and if you need help, shoot me a PM.
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