I'm seeking a fee-only financial planner to work with my family probably on a one-time basis. We could use some assistance on figuring out how potential career change...
Robin S. replied:
Susan Moore
Cynthia D. replied:
Sheryl Wein Waddell & Reed has been very helpful
Lesley S. replied:
Deb Neiman of Neiman & Assoc Financial Services. In Arlington. Highly recommend.
Angela M. replied:
Tony Marken from Ameriprise excellent advice!
Megan H. replied:
Vera Kelsey-Watts at Peace of Money - we met with her two years ago in JP, but it looks like she has relocated to Newburyport, but there's also an office in Watertown. https://www.peaceofmoney.com/our-advisors
My mother needs some support in transitioning to retirement, specifically with regard to organizing her finances, figuring out how much she could have to live on once...
Anna S. replied:
Aside from an Elder Law attorney or planner, i would recommend contacting the local Area Agency on Aging or Council on Aging. They may be able to help out with some things. send me a pm if you would like and I can help you with identifying a starting point
Eva A. replied:
John Gosselin specializes in Elder Law and has spent his life in Winchester. He or someone in his office might know of a reputable lawyer in the town where your mother lives
Mara C. replied:
The Arlington Council on Aging has Rick Fentin, a financial planner available the 2 nd and 4 th Friday of the month 9:30 to11:00 at no charge. Call 781-316-3400 for an appointment.