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Why people are reluctant to hire an advisor

Studies have shown that most people will benefit from an advisor's assistance, realizing a 4%-plus increase in their yearly return, even after fees.

I have been co-hosting a radio program and podcast on financial topics for 28 years. Over that span, we have answered thousands of questions from callers around the country. And the one thing that continues to amaze me is how many people avoid our profession like the plague.

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