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How to Retire Early, Clark.com, February 1, 2021
“If you’re looking for investment advice, I’ve long recommended GarrettPlanningNetwork.com and NAPFA.org,” Clark says. Garrett Planning Network is great for one-time hourly advice when you just want someone to look over a portfolio that you’re self-directing.
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Should I Use My Home Equity to Buy Stocks?, NASDAQ.com, April 8, 2021
If you're looking mostly for financial planning services and you're comfortable managing your assets on your own, maybe you wouldn't mind a second opinion on your portfolio, I would look for a planner that charges by the hour. A couple of places we've mentioned before, the Garrett Planning Network, National Association of Personal Financial Advisors or NAPFA, and you'll find that they just charge between $100 and $300 an hour or so.
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This myth debunked: You don’t have to be wealthy to hire a financial advisor, CNBC.com, October 27, 2020
“You don’t need to be rich to work with a financial planner,” said Justin Nichols, a Manhattan, Kansas-based certified financial planner and director of operations at the Garrett Planning Network. For example, the 200-plus advisors in the Garrett Planning Network offer the option of paying by the hour for financial planning. “Our advisors agree to work with a broad group of clients, not just the wealthy,” Nichols said.
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67-year-old retiree with just $83K in savings wonders about returning to work, The Seattle Times, January 7, 2020
A fee-only advisor — one who is paid only by clients’ fees, rather than by commission — could help you review your options. The Garrett Planning Network offers referrals to fee-only planners who charge by the hour.
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Here’s how to finally start investing in 2020, CNBC.com, January 3, 2020
“Patience is an important lesson to learn for young investors. They want to see quick results,” says Randy Gardner, an adjunct professor of financial planning at the American College of Financial Services and financial coach with the Garrett Planning Network of financial planners.
Many other Garrett Network members are quoted in this article as well.
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Everyone needs competent, objective financial advice from time to time. The Garrett Planning Network has a nationwide membership with hundreds of independent, Fee-Only financial planners providing advice to people from all walks of life, without minimum account requirements, sales commissions, or long-term commitments. Our members proudly embrace their fiduciary duty, always placing their clients' best interests first.