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Do I Need a Financial Advisor?

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Do I Need a Financial Advisor? Quiz
Six questions. Get a personalized recommendation: DIY, coach, or fiduciary advisor.
Less than $25,000
$25,000 – $100,000
$100,000 – $500,000
More than $500,000
Pretty simple — one job, no dependents, basic accounts
Some moving parts — partner, kids, or 401(k) + IRA
Complex — equity comp, business income, real estate, or trusts
Yes, and it's stressful
A little, but manageable
No high-interest debt
Not at all — it stresses me out
Somewhat — I do it but second-guess myself
Very comfortable — I enjoy it
As little as possible
An hour or two
I'll happily spend several hours
Building habits and paying down debt
Building wealth and investing consistently
Approaching or in retirement
Planning a transition (sale, inheritance, divorce)
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