Sheryl Nance-Nash cited Dick Van Dyke in her May 10, 2011 article entitled Eight Times When It’s Worth It to Pay for a Financial Guru.
An adviser can walk you through a number of important steps, says Dick Van Dyke, founder of Dick Van Dyke Financial: Benchmarking retirement goals and objectives, creating inflationary models, or determining how you can spend more in the early years for travel and new retirement activities while preparing for increased
future health care costs, for example.In your 20s, you can make a few mistakes and still recover, because you have time on your side. That’s just not true later. “Retirement planning mistakes can be substantial and irreversible,” says Van Dyke. “Being forced to leave your home or suffering poverty is not pretty. A planner may be the difference between surviving and thriving.”
The full article is available online at Daily Finance.
