Busting the need for an Adviser myth
You might be surprised to learn that a typical adviser has clients from all ages and walks of life.
I personally have clients who are in their early 20’s as well as some in their 90’s and everything in between. I advise clients who are tradies, accountants, doctors, people who aren’t working and even other financial advisers that either specialise in a specific area of advice or they prefer to remove emotions and in when dealing with their own financial affairs.
There is a misconception in Australia that you only see an adviser if you’re coming up to retirement or have a large sum of investable funds.
The reality is is, that I’ve helped my clients in their 20’s secure insurances at a fraction of the cost of when Australians typically start thinking about insurances. I’ve helped my clients in their 30’s consolidate their super funds into an account that will be a solid foundation for their future goals. In their 40’s, some of my clients will request advice on helping their children, from education to funding future weddingsf or a deposit on a home.
The list goes on in for the benefits of speaking with an adviser no matter what stage of life you are in. The point being , that most Australians will benefit from meeting with one and, given the first consultation is typically at no cost or obligation, what have you got to lose?