Should you work with a financial advisor when it comes to managing your money, investing, and planning for retirement? Is it still necessary to do so? Today I’m joined by Kyle from @Financial_Awareness for a conversation about the changes in the financial world that have come about over the past few decades and how those changes might affect the way you manage your money. We talk about whether or not financial advisors will be going away any time soon, how much of your income you should be saving for retirement, and some sage advice for developing a healthy relationship with money.
Check out Kyle’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCALNmpTTj_wesfLs5gkvklw
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