Vanguard Nursery

14 recommendations and reviews from 14 people

• Referral from January 9, 2021
  

  Tipper_123 asked:

  Financial advisor Hello All, I was wondering if you all know of a good financial advisor in the area? Or have any recommendations?

  

  starrae replied:

  Vanguard.com everyone else will suck you dry with fees.

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• Referral from April 22, 2020
  

  joe0185 asked:

  Colombian brokerage accounts? Does anyone know how a Colombian national can open a brokerage account? Are there any electronic brokers? What are the fees like? I am having a hard time finding information online.

  

  caz254 replied:

  If you have a US SSN you can open one in vanguard.com

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• Referral from June 18, 2019
  

  tlove01 asked:

  looking to work with Financial Synergies, anybody have any experiences? Inheritance coming in for my partner and we are looking at ways to maximize the funds. I was wondering if anyone had had any experiences with the financial adviser group Financial Synergies? Please save the /r/personalfinance directions, we have been through a number and still have questions. If you have had experience with this group, or have had a good experience with another fee based financial planner please share! Edit: jeez yall some bitchmade types.

  

  fr4ct41 replied:

  vanguard.com

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• Referral from May 11, 2019
  

  Firtree2009 asked:

  Questions about wealth management/401 K My husband and I are physicians who recently finished our residency and are looking to make sure we are managing our money responsibly (after being close to broke during our 20’s and early 30’s). My husband was approached by Northwestern Mutual at the beginning of residency and purchased life insurance through them. He is now wanting us to use this company to manage our 401 K. I was approached by Northwestern mutual in residency as well but got a bad vibe as the representative was very pushy so did not sign up with them. My current employer has a company they use for 401 (Morgan Stanley), which is another option. Does anyone have any experience with this company? Any reasons we should not use them? I am very new to the financial world and appreciate any help I can get. Thank you

  

  redsox9547 replied:

  Only advice you need ignore the rest vanguard.com

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• Referral from March 27, 2019
  

  amesxr asked:

  Ohio National Financial Services Hey all! We just had some financial advisers come to my place of work to speak about our retirement investment plan and life insurance. My company does not match a single thing as it is a non profit organization. The advisor in the end recommended Ohio National Financial services to start out with. I have been googling them as much as I can and so far I have read many concerning things about the company. Has anyone had experience with them? Any advice will be appreciated as once I start saving for my future, I want to know I did not make a mistake. If anyone recommends another company to have a retirement plan and or life insurance with, I would appreciate that too. I am a late starter, 30 years old, not in any debt and healthy. Thanks

  

  redsox9547 replied:

  I’m sure it’s high fees high commissions low return. Make it easy go to vanguard.com open an account and be done.

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• Referral from December 31, 2018
  

  zucodragon asked:

  Retirements and where to find them Where do I need to go looking for retirement accounts? I have an account at a local Federal credit Union and will possibly be opening an account at a different fcu that offers slightly higher APR rates. On both their websites, they have Certificates that only last for up to 36 months at a time, which doesn't seem like a standard saving account for retirement (unless I'm wrong, it's possible). Is this something I'll have to talk to them about before opening one, or are they available somewhere else? Ive seen some posts about 2% accounts through online banking but I'd prefer to stay local. Is a retirement about something I'll need to do at an official bank instead? And is there any other advice for where to look and things to watch out for? Thanks!

  

  aceman97 replied:

  Are you talking high yield savings accounts or investment vehicles. For investments I would suggest Vanguard.com or Fidelity.com. Buy broad based US market index funds like VTI, VTSAX, ITOT, or SCHB.

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• Referral from February 7, 2018
  

  Christopher K. asked:

  Looking for recommendations for financial planning

  

  Linda W. replied:

  Do not go to a Bank! Don't get an annuity. Or any whole life insurance products. Vanguard.com. Excellent. Lowest fees. Avoid advisors that are commissioned if they sell you stocks etc. if planning retirement the above excellent. Do your homework 1 st. Also DaveRamsey.com

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• Referral from February 17, 2015
  

  Hope M. asked:

  I am interested in joining a investment group. I also need some help on building a solid portfolio. If any one knows of any financial advisors or if you are willing to share and spread knowledge please hit me up. **Tossing this out into the universe**

  

  Tarryl R. replied:

  www.vanguard.com

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• Referral from October 16, 2014
  

  Liz B. asked:

  SEEKING INFO! Do you work with a financial advisor? Like not for school or anything, like with your personal finances? Who? Can you recommend anyone to me in the area? Tag them below? :) Thanks in advance! Feel free to comment too on why you use one or maybe you'd want to use one! I've recently gotten pretty good at managing our money (trust me, I used to be BAD at it), so while I've gotten better I'm still not an expert and would like to learn more about saving and investing according to our own personal financial situation.

  

  Joe G. replied:

  vanguard.com and study index funds, stay away from bad debt, stay away from stock betting and investing in companies you don't know, and invest in what you do know; cash flow is king, do things in addition to "stock market" - which is all you will be advised to do; real estate, gold, silver, businesses, etc.

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• Referral from September 24, 2014
  

  Jen G. asked:

  Good morning! Since I received so many excellent recommendations the last time I posted, I thought I would try again to get the inside scoop from the people who know best. We are now unpacked and I am looking to get some fall planting perennials and possibly a small tree or shrub to begin landscaping around our home. I am looking for high quality plants that will grow well in this region ( I am also learning about landscaping/gardening here as it is much different than my native VT). I know it is getting late in the season but I would like to try! I have been to all the local stores in The Dalles and picked up a couple perennials at True Value but am really hoping for a nursery/greenhouse close by that I can support. I am good with traveling a bit around the Gorge area, but prefer to not stray too far from staying "local". I appreciate and welcome your suggestions. Thank you!

  

  Ed W. replied:

  Vanguard Nursery150 Dock Grade Rd,White Salmon, WA 98672...See More

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• Referral from January 9, 2014
  

  Jarrel L. asked:

  Looking for a decent online stock broker. Any recommendations?

  

  Aquiles P. replied:

  Vanguard.com

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• Referral from October 8, 2013
  

  Jodi F. asked:

  If anyone out there knows anyone in the Phoenix area, my daughter is looking for a job. The job she moved there for was a nightmare. Message me if you can help. Thanks!

  

  Donna H. replied:

  Vanguard.com Jodi - They're in Scottsdale, but GREAT company to work for!

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• Referral from August 31, 2013
  

  Jordan O. asked:

  ADVICE NEEDED: Im very interested in meeting with a financial advisor, but obviously want someone I can trust... Any good leads, advice or suggestions? Thank you in advance for any help. Feel free to re-post, message or forward this to anyone you'd think can guide me in a good direction.

  

  Bobby P. replied:

  vanguard.com

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• Referral from July 22, 2013
  

  Ellette K. asked:

  Embarking on some changes and I could use some referrals for: 1. Handyman - looking for someone who does good quality work in a timely manner and who is trustworthy and cost effective on around the house projects 2. Accountant- I would prefer a referral for someone who wouldn't mind helping on the side instead of me having to go to someone through their place of business. Someone who might be looking for extra income. 3. Financial Planner- again, I would prefer someone who loves what they do and is willing to meet with us independently. This is for personal goal planning. 4. Website Developer- not a friend of a friend who you heard likes to tinker around. I need someone who is skilled and efficient with their time....and who can do this for me at minimal cost!!!!! Thanks!

  

  David S. replied:

  Check out www.vanguard.com for Financial Planning. Unlike most FP's Vanguard is not paid on transactions for particular products. Basically, they aren't making extra money for whatever product they advise on, so they have a more non-biased approach to...See More

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