I heard it’s not worth it to work with a financial professional so why do I even need help?
Research shows that individuals who work with a qualified financial professional have significantly better outcomes than those who do ...
I don’t want to work with an adviser full time. Can you prepare a roadmap for me to follow?
We understand that some people simply want someone to look over their portfolio, making suggestions for improvement and providing ...
I’m 6-24 months away from retirement, can you still help?
Absolutely! It is never too late (or too soon) to seek professional financial help and advising. Valor can prepare a ...
I’m still working and only have my workplace 457(b) AKA Deferred Comp program. Should I work with Valor?
While a 457(b) Deferred Compensation Program does provide a good avenue for your retirement funds, there may be better options ...
I’m not a First Responder, can I work with Valor?
Valor currently accepts active and retired first responders, their spouses, and their children as clients. If you are not a ...
Is working with a fiduciary financial adviser expensive?
While working with a fiduciary does require some upfront and on-going costs, Valor Advisors’ prices are designated with First Responder ...
Do you earn commissions on my investments?
No, as a fiduciary, Valor does not accept commissions in exchange for investing your money. Instead, we work on a ...
What is a fiduciary, and is Valor Advisers a fiduciary?
A fiduciary is a person or organization that acts on behalf of others, always putting the clients best interest ahead ...
Why do you spell Adviser with an “e”?
Only financial firms that act purely as fiduciaries, meaning they are both legally and ethically bound to put their client’s ...