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Managing Finances in Retirement–The Importance of Getting Help
Understanding what a “fiduciary” is and what services they provide, as well as how to assess the validity of their background, can go a long way to ensuring that you’re on sound footing as you make financial decisions for retirement. It’s a complicated world out there, and the risks and implications of poorly-understood short-term decisions can have a serious impact on your financial future. Investment advisor Mark Pruitt, in a post on www.kiplinger.com, takes a look at this topic and offers some suggestions to consider. Read his comments here…
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