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28 Sep, 5 tweets, 3 min read
It can seem scary to expose your financial life to anyone. But if you're serious about doing whatever it is you dream of, you might need some professional help getting there. Presented by @Fidelity.

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#MasterYourMoneyBootcamps are designed to walk you through the basics, they're limited to general advice and best practices.

Here’s a refresher on this month’s bootcamp.

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If you have specific questions about your situation that haven't been addressed by our general framework, consider whether you have some room in your budget to hire a financial planner.

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Expect to pay at least $100 to $300 an hour after an initial no-cost consultation if you're seeking advice only. Full financial planning and ongoing access to a financial planner starts at around $1,200.

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If you’re just joining us, be sure to check out the rest of our #MasterYourMoney challenges here.

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