Question on an IPS for a recent graduate.

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3:35p, 6/23/22

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I have a job since graduating in December and have been steadily building up funds to seriously invest and plan for my future. However, I do not feel I have enough to justify getting in IPS done through a financial planner. Are there any free or cheap resources to guide me on creating a solid one? Any thoughts and opinions would be well appreciated.

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3:37p, 6/23/22

https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Investment_policy_statement

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Some books I would recommend:

If you can (free pdf)

Four Pillars of Investing

All About Asset Allocation

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In reply to QuantumNoodle • 3:39p, 6/23/22

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RockOn said:
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Investment_policy_statement

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Thank you!!

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4:53a, 6/24/22

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Don't over think things. When you're starting out it will be hard to get a top notch FA because most of them have minimums to open accounts, say $500K and up. Read any book by Dr. Thomas Stanley you can find.

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