06 May 2016 Process
							Posted at 14:13h
							in The Friday Brief                                                            
                            																											
						 Almost universally, people describe their financial program in terms of affinity and trust for their advisor. It’s only natural that relational ties would play such a central role in one of our most intimate relationships. But are trust and affinity enough? Are these feelings sufficient foundation for the confidence we place in these individuals and their companies for one of the most important roles of our lives?
Almost universally, people describe their financial program in terms of affinity and trust for their advisor. It’s only natural that relational ties would play such a central role in one of our most intimate relationships. But are trust and affinity enough? Are these feelings sufficient foundation for the confidence we place in these individuals and their companies for one of the most important roles of our lives?                                                    
                        					 
 			  It's an interesting question isn't it? Which is currently worth more money, your home or your 401(k)?
It's sort of a trick question. Sort of. The point is, if you had to tell someone what your two largest financial assets were, there's a good chance you would list your home and your 401(k) in some order.
It's an interesting question isn't it? Which is currently worth more money, your home or your 401(k)?
It's sort of a trick question. Sort of. The point is, if you had to tell someone what your two largest financial assets were, there's a good chance you would list your home and your 401(k) in some order.                                                    