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Is it time to look for a new financial advisor? A strong relationship with a financial advisor you trust matters more the closer you get to retirement... The last thing you want at this point in your life is an advisor who doesn’t understand you or, worse, someone you can’t even understand. Here are 3 red flags to watch out for, that may reveal it's time to shop for a new advisor.👇 🚩Your Financial Advisor Does the Bare Minimum A good financial advisor should do more than just monitor your investments. They should be proactive about contacting you, answering your questions, discussing the markets, and finding additional ways to help you reach your financial goals beyond just investing. 🚩It’s a Relationship of 2, Not 3 Some financial advisers choose one person in the family to communicate with (typically the husband), and they don’t acknowledge the other person’s feelings, needs or goals. This can leave the excluded party unprepared to handle the finances in the event of death or divorce, with their retirement goals ignored. 🚩You Have an Uneasy Feeling If your financial adviser fails to provide detailed information about your investments, is evasive or discourages you from having your partner or another trusted family member involved, you should definitely be concerned. #fyp #financialadvisor #thrivent #yourefired

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