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Non-Tech : Money Managers after the Perfect Storm
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To: Tom D who wrote (19)2/26/2002 7:54:43 PM
From: RetiredNow   of 46
 
I'm with ya Tom. I finally realize that although I feel I am pretty educated in finance and have confidence in my abilities, investing is not my full time job. I have another full time job, which provides me with my salary. What makes me think that I can do a better job with stolen moments during lunch and after work than a professional whose sole job is to make money for his clients? That conclusion made me seek out a financial planner and begin the discussions. 6 months later, he'd convinced me to shift some money to his firm. I am very pleased with the decision, because now I feel like a huge load has been taken off my shoulders. Now in my stolen moments, I will sometimes call him to talk and bounce ideas around and check up on my allocation, but in general I am at ease. That alone has been worth the management fees.
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