Expert Column
Suzanne Wolfson, MBA, CFP 
Financial Planner for Retirement
Suzanne Wolfson, CFP® is the founder of For Retired Only™, a fee-based financial planning...read more
Articles In This Column
- Financial Planning Do's & Don'ts in Today’s Economic Crisis
- Financial Planning: What Those Professional Designations, Credentials & Titles Really Mean
- Who Can You Trust for Financial Advice?
- Advice for Seniors: Managing the Financial Market Turmoil & Economic Crisis
- Seniors: When is it Time to "Let Go" of Control?
- The Real Cost of Reverse Mortgages
- Fund Unexpected Elder Care Costs with Your Personal Resources
- Paying for Senior Care with the Inheritance
- Lessons I Learned after My Father’s Death
- Thinking of Selling Your House? Read this First!
- How Much Can You Save with Advance Planning?
- How to Pay for Long-term Care without Breaking the Bank
- What’s in Your Parent’s Wallet? (And What That Means for You)
- Financial Planning for the Elderly: Assisting Clients & Their Caregivers
- Financial Planning for the Elderly: a Personal Perspective
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Comments For "Who Can You Trust for Financial Advice?"
I think one of the things worth mentioning on step two is not only making sure that your financial planner has a good solid background, but that they aren't just repeating information that is fed to them from the corporate level. You want a financial planner that is able to digest the corporate information and adjust it accordingly to your specific situation.