15 Things to Do Before Retaining a Financial Advisor

Before entrusting your financial future to an advisor, it can be helpful to take some important steps first. While an advisor can help managing your finances and your long-term goals, not being fully prepared can hinder your progress.

EP Wealth’s free downloadable guide, 15 Things to Do Before Retaining a Financial Advisor, will share best practices on how to set yourself up with an advisor, such as:

Evaluating various savings programs, like a 401(k), Roth IRA and 529 accounts
Assessing and monitoring your credit
Building a savings plan to fit your goals and objectives
Focusing on your biggest asset--your loved ones
... and more

If you have $500,000 in investable assets, complete the form to get your copy of the guide and request a complimentary meeting.

About EP Wealth Advisors

Since 1999, EP Wealth has helped individuals, families, and businesses manage their decisions with dollar signs. With 30+ offices across the U.S., we bring a breadth of resources to every client engagement, so you have the support, guidance, and expertise available to help build a bright financial future. Our fee-only approach means we are objective in our investment recommendations. We are also a fiduciary, meaning we are required to make decisions in your best interest. And we wouldn’t have it any other way.

DISCLOSURES:

**Request an appointment with an EP Wealth Advisor when you have a minimum of $500,000 in investable assets – which includes qualified retirement plans (IRA, Roth IRA, 401(k), taxable brokerage, cash (savings / checking) and CDs. Investable assets do not include your home, vehicles, or collectibles.

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