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Please Read or [Unsubscribe]( [TheConservativeBrief.com] Sponsored content keeps our newsletter free. We do not endorse all advertisers. SPONSORED The Minimum Investment for a Financial Advisor [Take Retirement Quiz]( Get matched with up to three advisors that serve your area, free! SPONSORED BY SMARTASSET How much money should you have before hiring a financial advisor? A financial advisor could help you best determine if you are on track to [meet your long-term financial goals](. This expert could help you determine a plan that factors your assets and taxes into your overall retirement and estate-planning goals. Investment managers, financial consultants, financial planners and even robo-advisors are all considered financial advisors. As a result, minimum thresholds vary widely. 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