My doctor is as old as dirt. He knows all kinds of old wives
tricks and doesn’t like to write prescriptions. I have trusted and respected
him for 20 years. It is easier to see the difference in doctors because we give
them titles that reflect their knowledge. There are general practitioners and surgeons;
young, new doctors and experienced practitioners. It is relatively easy to sort
out doctors. The same is not true for financial professionals. We all make up
our titles and so many are financial advisors, wealth managers or, the new hot
title, retirement income specialists. One financial advisor is not like the
other. Some are general practitioners, while others specialize. Some service
hundreds of families and have a lot of experience, while others are just
getting started in the business. Some do only the required continuing education
while others spend time and money making sure they are well informed. Vetting a
financial advisor to figure out who is right for you is a challenge. Truth be
told, we often resort to picking based on personality. I don’t pick doctors
solely on personality. I rely on well-trusted recommendations. I ask my
pickiest friends about their service providers before going at it alone. How do
you pick your doctors?
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