A well-built financial plan will be robust, have much built-in flexibility, and be updated when your needs and goals change. Or market conditions may cause your portfolio to become gradually imbalanced. Therefore, we usually meet clients once a year to discuss significant changes and make updates.
How often do you review financial plans with clients?
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