Ask these 7 questions to be sure your advisor is prepared to help you with the challenges of being a practice owner.
The person you hire to manage your wealth will be largely responsible for how well you retire. And unless you know what to look for, you may never know the difference between good and bad advice. In this article published in DentistryIQ, Reese Harper, CFP® lists the most important questions to ask — and the answers you should expect — when hiring a financial advisor.