Financial planners typically charge in one of several ways, but the most common method for long-term advisory services is through a retainer. This fee structure allows clients to pay a fixed amount on a regular basis for ongoing advice and support. Therefore, among your options, "a retainer" is the most likely way they would charge for their services.
If you hire a financial planner to advise you long-term on investments and diversifying your portfolio, how are they most likely going to charge you for their services?(1 point) Responses a fee for every phone call they make to you a fee for every phone call they make to you a commission from your portfolio a commission from your portfolio a retainer a retainer a daily rate
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