Financial planning helps you make smart decisions about your money so you can achieve your goals in life. If you have never used a financial advisor before, the process to select the right one can be a little daunting. You will want to know exactly what they do and how they can help you. You may already be using a financial advisor, or have in the past and want to be sure you are asking the right questions.
Listen as Julian talks you through what you need to know to help you ask the right questions to decide on the right financial advisor for you.
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