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In search of good advice: regardless of your income level or financial goals, there's an adviser out there for you.(THE RIGHT INVESTMENTS)
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Kiplinger's Retirement Planning Guide
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September 22, 2007
- Author:
- Kosnett, Jeffrey R.
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THERE ARE TWO KINDS OF PEOPLE IN THE WORLD: do-it-yourselfers and those who rely on experts for help. Most people swing back and forth between the two camps, depending on the subject matter, time constraints and discretionary income. If, for example, you enjoy fine-tuning your car's engine but not your portfolio, or you're simply too busy to tackle your finances, you may want to hire a financial adviser. But where do you start?
That's the situation that Atlanta residents Greg and Michelle Anderson found themselves in two years ago. Greg, a globe-trotting management consultant, and Michelle, a lawyer, were focused on their careers and their then-2-year-old daughter, Mary ...