Topics discussed include: changing from W2 to K1, creating an S-Corp, converting old IRAs to solo 401(k)s, financial advisor recommendations, setting up an S-Corp and determining a fair salary, consolidating multiple solo 401(k) plans, investment advisor disclosures and fee structures, hourly and retainer models for financial planning, asset allocation and value vs. growth stocks, portfolio construction and financial planning, and the need for a backup plan in managing finances.
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Having a fee-only financial advisor can serve as an 'insurance policy' for the surviving spouse who may not be interested or competent in managing the investment portfolio.
Investing in mid-cap value funds can be a suitable alternative to small-cap value funds when struggling with asset allocation in retirement plans.
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Investment options in 403(b) and 457 plans
The listener is struggling with asset allocation in their 403(b) and 457 plans, specifically regarding the lack of small-cap value funds. They are interested in the differences between small-cap value index funds versus small-cap index funds, as well as mid-cap value and large-cap value funds. They are seeking guidance on whether investing in mid-cap value funds is a suitable alternative to small-cap value funds.
The need for a financial advisor in a marriage
Matthew, an internist from California, raises the question of whether most couples should have a fee-only financial advisor as an 'insurance policy' for the surviving spouse who is not interested or competent in managing the investment portfolio. He worries that if he were to pass away, his wife would not be equipped to handle their high-net-worth portfolio. He believes that most couples often have one spouse who is more interested in investment management and suggests that having a financial advisor from the beginning can make things easier for the surviving spouse.
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