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Old 04-08-2008, 08:47 AM
HNorton HNorton is offline
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Try to find a "fee only" financial planner. They usually charge about 1% of whatever your total asset level is. It is tough finding a broker that has your best interest in mind because commissions is how they make a living. If you find one and you are comfortable with them just be sure they give you a breakdown of how they get paid and make sure you let them know of your need/desire to keep costs low.
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