This is from experience – the advantage of meeting 5000+ people is enumerated here 🙂 1. Have a realistic expectation from the financial planner 2. Know what to expect from a planner 3. If you do not have your data in an organized manner, the planner is not likely to spend time organizing it and […]

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A good advisor is a rare animal. And obviously very difficult to find. So you should ask him the following questions: 1. When was your last vacation? If he says he went to….(destination does not matter)ask him who paid for it. If he mentions a fund house or an insurance company, he is not an […]

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The process of providing financial fitness involves four basic steps. If you have the time, objectivity, inclination (to take time off from your family to do this) and expertise in accounting (to file your tax returns), investments, taxation, insurance, and estate planning, you can do this process on your own. However, avoiding personal bias is […]

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