<b>The investor's guide to choosing and working with a financial advisor, from two veteran financial advisors and radio personalities</b><p>The investment advice industry failed to detect the enormity of the impending economic crisis that hit in 2008, and therefore failed the consumer. But in the years that have elapsed, nothing has changed. The need for financial advice hasn't gone away, but the need to know when you have a good advisor—and what makes a good advisor—has become greater than ever. That's where <i>Simply Money: Developing and Managing a Winning Relationship with Your Financial Advisor</i> comes in.<p>Designed to ensure that readers won't have to experience such devastating failure again, the book is an invaluable financial guidance resource, whether you work with a financial advisor or go it alone, showing readers how to evaluate their advisor and whether or not they even need professional help.<ul><li>Learn the questions you need to ask to find the right financial advisor and/or develop a financial strategy that meets your needs</li><li>Authors Nathan Bachrach and Ed Finke are well-regarded in the financial services industry and have been ranked by <i>Barron</i>'s as top 100 wealth advisors since 2006</li><li>Builds on the popularity of the author's Simply Money radio show, that has been bringing financial wisdom to the public for years</li></ul><p>Accessible but in-depth, <i>Simply Money</i> shows you exactly how to get a financial advisor and strategy that will last for the long term.