72 - investing money

Many financial advisors expect to have their expenses met.  Indeed, they often claim that their expenses, when providing financial advice, are rather high.

But what is the truth in that regard?

Whether you are a financial advisor or not, how much do you charge for your advice, and why?

What do you know about the financial contributors assisting your pursuits?

What do you know about the financial contributors assisting my pursuits?

If you are, or have ever been, involved in providing financial services, what have been your reasons for doing so?

What do you know about financial transactions?

When has a financial advisor asked you such questions?

You may be aware that financial advisors and financial planners often behave as objectionable salespersons rather than as objective assessors.

Even so, you may usually associate investments with the allocation of money towards a perceived future benefit.

The types of money usually used today have no intrinsic value.

 

How do you measure the value of my work, especially given the fact that I am not paid in money at all?  

If you believe my notes to you have intrinsic value, what are their current market value, in your view?

 

To assist with the production of these investment notes, I am using fee-free services associated with a financial sandwich.

I never encourage people to part with money they are likely to require for essential, future purposes.