Why Good People Avoid Financial Planning and Regret It Later
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Often people who are doing “pretty well” still avoid financial planning, or they start and quietly drop off. In this episode, Tim Ellis and Sheldon Wu talk about why that happens, what it really costs over time, and why good planning is about a lot more than just returns. A practical, honest conversation based on what we actually see with clients.
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