Why You Don’t NEED a Financial Advisor | Phil Town

One of the most commonly held misconceptions in investing is the idea that you must work with a financial advisor in order to be successful. http://bit.ly/2kgvFhl

However, the reality is that investors who manage their own money are often able to perform just as well or better than those who work with a financial advisor and without any high fees eating into their returns.

If you’re still on the fence about whether or not you actually need a financial advisor to be a successful investor, then this video is for you.

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