Feb. 14, 2013 -
PRLog -- Financial planning is often perceived as a service reserved for the wealthy. That’s understandable. The more money you have, the more complex your finances are. But people who don’t have hundreds of thousands of dollars in savings need guidance, too, and they often don’t have enough money to satisfy the ever-increasing minimum asset requirements of some financial advisers. Simply put, most financial advisers serve people who already have lots of money. If you’re not wealthy, it can be hard to get objective, unbiased financial advice about your total financial picture. It can also be difficult to put together a financial plan on your own. The need for professional, customized financial advice is compelling; the complexity and uniqueness of each person's financial situation and retirement savings challenges require customized solutions, which in many cases are better delivered by properly credentialed, trained and motivated professions. Choose an adviser with the right specialty: Most important to the success of your adviser-client relationship is choosing an adviser with a specialty that matches your needs. Are you looking for someone to help you plan for your retirement, or do you need someone to help you manage your newly married financial situation? Ensure that the advisor's expertise caters to your financial goals. If you wanted someone who has expertise in estate planning, personal AND small business taxes, retirement planning and asset allocation you should call Mintco Financial Team of Independent Advisors at 813-964-7100 or visit the website www.MIntcoFinancial.com. We serve the Middle Class with proud!
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