# i need a financial advisor

I’m 60, have 'well into seven figures' saved and my only debt is a $60K HELOC. Do I need a financial adviser to help, or can I navigate this myself? » How to know if you can handle your finances on your own, or if you might want a pro. Marketwatch.com

How to Find A Financial Advisor If You're Not Rich » You don't have to be rich to get good financial advice. Here are important questions to ask a financial advisor. Money.usnews.com

I’m 60, retired and have $550K in cash and $1.5M invested in a mix of balanced and conservative funds. I’m drawing down 3% a year, but wondering: Am I doing OK or do I need a pro to help? » Question: I am 60 years old and essentially retired a year ago when I was 59. I own my own house, have about $550,000 cash in various cash and term deposits,… Marketwatch.com

r/FinancialPlanning on Reddit: Mid 40’s with $200k. Where do I start investing? Do I need a financial advisor? » Posted by u/Blue-Bow-23 - 4 votes and 34 comments Reddit.com

Should I Pay Someone To Manage My 401(k)? » There are pros and cons to having a professional investment advisor manage your 401(k). Here are some situations when having a financial advisor manage your 401(k) may make sense and when to consider managing the account yourself. Forbes.com

Do I Need A Financial Advisor For My 401(k)? | Bankrate » Millions of Americans have 401(k) plans, but choosing investments can be confusing for some. Here’s how financial advisors can help with 401(k) plans. Bankrate.com