Do You Need A Financial Planner?


Do You Need A Financial Planner?

No matter how much money you make, it pays to keep on top of money coming in and going out. Even if you do a good job of that, there are important times in your life when talking with a professional adviser makes sense.

A new job may mean you are making more money — no problem there as long as you know the best way to invest it. Getting married may mean you have a second income to count on, but now you have someone counting on yours as well. Buying a house means you have to come up with a hefty sum of cash for a down payment, get used to monthly mortgage payments and meet the expense of house repairs.

First, medical bills need to be paid, so having good medical insurance is important. Few insurance plans cover everything, so you’ll need to have a cash reserve to cover deductibles and extras, not to mention the furniture, clothing and sundries you’ll need when the newborn comes home.With a new addition to the family, you’ll want to make sure that the entire family (baby, too) is protected if something should happened to you — that means reviewing life and disability insurance to be sure it’s adequate for your new responsibilities.

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