Getty Images Question: Eight years ago I hired a financial advisor because the rounds of layoffs at work were coming more regularly, and I wanted to know if my savings were enough for me to retire.  The financial advisor began managing some of my accounts for me for a fee of 1%. This has been a significant amount per year, but the adviser helped me prepare for and navigate retirement, a cross-country move, and buying a new house/selling the old one, so I was happy for the most part.  But this original advisor retired and I have been assigned to a new person, who has never reached out to me by email or phone to introduce herself or learn anything about me.

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