What Does a Personal Financial Advisor Do?
Personal financial advisors are professionals who assist individuals in arranging their finances to best advantage. In some cases, the advisor is engaged for a short period of time as a means of helping someone create a basic financial plan to follow. At other times, the advisor is retained as a consultant over the long term and may provided clients with counsel on all sorts of money management and investment issues.
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