By: DFree | June 8, 2010 | Financial Advisors
How many times have you heard a friend or family member refer to their financial advisor as competent? Most often, people tell us how nice and personable their financial advisor or planner is. While having a good personality is important, their competence is WAY more important to you, given the fact that they’re managing your financial future!
Don’t be swayed by their personality and/or sales skills. Do be swayed by their experience, educuation, business practices and ethics. You want a financial professional who will be looking out for your interests vs. their bank accounts. Here’s a great source of information about how to locate qualified financial advisors.
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