What do financial advisors and this HGTV personality have in common?
An HGTV personality joins FNB’s Adam Cox in this edition of his “Common Cents on the Prairie: podcast, covering the questions you should ask your financial advisor.
An HGTV personality joins FNB’s Adam Cox in this edition of his “Common Cents on the Prairie: podcast, covering the questions you should ask your financial advisor.
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“Whether you are looking for a new adviser or evaluating the one you have now, it’s critical that you familiarize yourself with the standard to which your adviser is held as well as the incentives behind their advice.
You’ve probably heard it before: Put away 10 percent of before-tax income and invest that money for the future. This expert says the 10 percent rule is outdated and those who follow it won’t have the comfortable retirement they want.
Nonprofits can’t fulfill their mission without solid financial management. Here’s an inside look at the track record for The First National Bank of Sioux Falls.