Unless you’re sitting on $100k+ liquid, a typical financial advisor is just a middle-man taking a fat cut of your growth

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I really think it’s depends, I inherited a lot of money recently and don’t know enough about the market to properly diversify my portfolio. I had a previous financial advisor but I got a new one who really helped me out and get into some private market deals. I’m learning more but not pro enough to handle it on my own

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Nahh check out the personal finance Reddit

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Best way is to teach yourself, cuz investing is a game of compounding. 1% means fuck all when you have $100 1% means a hell of a lot by the time you make your first million.

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Watch Ben Felix on YouTube.

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First thing is to study before you start any adventure

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