713b Q&A with a financial adviser (super benefits before 30 June, robo advice, shares as a couple, ongoing advice vs. once off + more‪)‬ this is money

In today's Q&A, financial advisers Alex Luck and Scott Young from Everest Wealth join Glen on the show to answer your questions around:
👉🏻 when to see a financial adviser
👉 how to choose a financial adviser
👉🏼 how the fee structure works
👉🏽 what’s a robo adviser and who would it benefit?
👉🏾 benefits of topping up super before the tax changes at 1 July
👉🏿 when NOT to contribute extra to super
👉🏻 buying shares as a couple
👉 one off vs continuing advice
👉🏼 what is child cover?
👉🏽 how to break up with your adviser
Want to chat to Everest Wealth team? Get in touch here: https://everestwealthgroup.com.au
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