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Diverse Americans are returning to financial advisors for retirement planning

But there is still a belief among many Americans that financial advisors cost too much.

A reported dip in engagement with financial advisors by diverse Americans in 2022 appears to be reversing.

Last year Allianz Life reported that just 24% of Black investors and 35% of Hispanic investors had a professional financial advisor, dropping from 38% and 44% respectively in 2021.

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