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At a minimum you should get a "fee only" adviser who has a fiduciary duty to you. You can still get bad advice, but at least you won't get corrupt advice.
by bradleyjg 12y ago
At a minimum you should get a "fee only" adviser who has a fiduciary duty to you. You can still get bad advice, but at least you won't get corrupt advice.
- hkmurakami 12y agoI have seen very corrupt fee only estate planning advisors. This is unfortunately still not fool proof.