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1. depends on how complicated your stuff is. with my tiny salary, my stuff is straight-forward and I handle it myself.
2. you have to take their advice with a grain of salt. for the most part, they probably do know more than you do, but how do you know that they're right? Remember, if these guys were infallible, they'd be rich and wouldn't need to both working for the likes of you.
3. i think at this point, most agree: the most important aspect of your investment portfolio is your allocations - not the specific funds, but the percentage of your funds in the various types of funds - low cap, mid cap, international, muni bonds, etc.
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They might provide some useful information relating to tax-related planning, although you can probably find what you need on your own.
I'm pretty sure some of them get paid based on a percentage of your money that you invest with them, or with their associated investment firm. If that's the case, you could end up paying quite a bit of money to someone who really didn't give you much in return.
I'm pretty sure some of them get paid based on a percentage of your money that you invest with them, or with their associated investment firm. If that's the case, you could end up paying quite a bit of money to someone who really didn't give you much in return.
