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To choose an advisor, ask yourself some questions.
How did you feel about each advisor you interviewed? Which advisors
did you like and why? Did you feel intimidated by anyone when you
asked questions? Who would you be most comfortable asking for advice?
Take your gut reaction into account. This person is going to work
closely with you on sensitive and personal financial matters, so
be sure you feel positive about whomever you choose. When you’ve
made your decision, remember that your work is just beginning. Your
planner will need a good deal of information from you in order to
do the best job. Be a knowledgeable and involved client and you
will maintain control over and get the best results from the financial
planning process.

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