@antonia_investing: “£47,000. That’s how much better off, on average, people who took financial advice were ten years later in one major study. And it’s not just for the wealthy, the biggest boost went to people with modest savings. When to draw your pension, which pots to use first, how to use every allowance. I’ve mapped which bits you can do yourself and which are worth paying for. All free in my Financial Planning Hub.” Take a look today. Caption: “If you’ve always assumed financial advice is for rich people, this number might change your mind. Most of the groundwork you can do yourself, the trick is knowing where it stops. Have you ever paid for advice? Was it worth it? Comment below. For educational purposes only. This does not provide financial, tax or investment advice. Advice fees apply if you choose to go ahead. Past outcomes don’t guarantee future results. Source: ILC and Royal London, ‘What it’s worth’ (2019): people advised between 2001 and 2006 were typically £47,706 better off by 2014.

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