Marc Bineham

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467 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2022 last heard Aug 2022

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Yeah, and I think there was a really good little quote, I must say, he used to use it about having someone helping busy people make smart decisions about money.
And I think it just really is because exactly what you said before, there's so many times you listen, there's so much information out there.
That's the simple thing.
Whether it's Google or your best friend or someone's heard a tip or something, you've got to do this.
And it's just unfortunate to sift through all that information
it's it's that's why you know you go to a doctor you know you hear all this knowledge or hear all this information but you know your doctor has the knowledge to sift through that and that's what a financial advisor does and can absolutely yeah over a period of lifetime can save you thousands absolutely from not making bad decisions or not reacting when you should just just leave things as they are
Yeah, it does vary.
And so it really is important to sort of, depending on your circumstances, and we were saying before about the disclaimer, because if you want something tailored to your own situation, everyone is different.
So that's the first thing.
It will vary, but if you want it to give a ballpark, and I actually have a whole chapter in the back of my book called
to actually talk about exactly that, how to find an advisor and what the standard costings would be.
But if I was staying somewhere between $3,000 to $5,000 for the first year, yes, it could go up to $10,000 if it's quite a complex situation.
But $3,000 to $5,000 because there was a survey done recently where people said they're willing to pay $500.
Because I just want a simple savings program.
That's fine.
But unfortunately, the compliance and regime that financial advisors have to do, and we get independently audited every year on the advice we give, there's a sort of know your client rule.
So even if you came in and said, I just want to help me set up a savings program, well, we need to ask all the questions.
I should say now, in the past, I used to ask all the questions to
Just to ensure you're not in $20,000 debt.
There's no use starting a savings plan if you're heaps of credit card debt.
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