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Steps Involved in Choosing a Financial Planner

Making financial decisions is a very hard and it is even harder to search for the right financial planners or advisors who can help you do so. It is very important that one appoints a financial planner so as to secure your life after your retirement and secure the future of your family as well.

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Steps Involved in Choosing a Financial Planner

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  1. Steps Involved in Choosing a Financial Planner

  2. Making financial decisions is a very hard and it is even harder to search for the right financial planners or advisors who can help you do so. It is very important that one appoints a financial planner so as to secure your life after your retirement and secure the future of your family as well.

  3. Here are the steps to choose a financial planner in Bangalore. • Choose the type of advisor: You need to narrow yourself down to the field of financial planner you need. There are many types of financial planners based on the way they are being paid. Commission-based: These type of planners and advisors include insurance agents, brokers, and registered representatives. They sell financial product like annuities, mutual funds, and insurances, and are paid for their services in the form of commissions on these products. These type of advisors are usually an employee in large financial institutions. When dealing with them one must be aware that their payment or commission depends on what they are selling. Therefore, there might be a conflict of interest and their recommendations might be influenced by this fact.

  4. Fee-based: The Fee-based advisors are fairly new to the world of finance. They are generally affiliated with an agent or a broker and similar to the commission-based advisors, they too hold license to sell insurance or investments for commissions. The system of fee-based advising is a bit confusing, as similar to fee-only advisor, they offer financial planning in return for a fee. But the key difference here is that, in addition to the fee they charge for advising and planning, they are paid commissions on the product they sell as well. Which may still cause a conflict of interest.Fee-only: Fee-only advisors can be considered the only type of advisors who hold a fiduciary duty to give financial advice and planning in the best of interests of the client. They make money only through offering their advice and planning for an hourly rate or percentage on the asset to be managed.

  5. Determine the kind of help and advice you need: Hourly consultation: When you need advice on specific situations like selling a business, going back to school, buying a house, etc. the best options is to choose an advisor who charges on an hourly basis. Comprehensive financial planning: If you are looking for a one-time r oadmapfor your life goals, taking into consideration your investments, I nsurance, retirement, etc. you should go for this type of planner. Asset management: This type of planner and advisor are for those who are looking for a person who can manage their assets for a long-term. They usually charge a percentage on the assets managed by them.

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