Why are some athletes better than others? Sure natural ability plays a part but in most cases it comes down to having a great coach. The players physically play the game, score the points and provide defensive opposition but the coach educates them, helps develop a strategy and encourages the players to be the best they can be.
Financial Coaches do the same thing. A coach does not do things for you, they provide education, direction and accountability. It is your money and you stay in total control of it. The final say on things is always yours, your coach is there to help you reach your financial goals.
So what are the differences between a financial advisor/planner and a financial coach? A coach cannot sell you investment products or manage your investments, a financial advisor/planner does. Many planners/advisors charge a percentage fee of the money that is managed (whether you make money on the investment or not) a coach charges up front very clear fees for their services.
Financial Quadrant offers courses in many areas of personal finance that most planners/advisors do not offer. In our complete coaching package we give you a report covering over 31 key areas of your personal financial situation, help you identify most critical areas to focus on, and help you set personal goals that fit the lifestyle you want to live. Reaching your personal finance goals is our top priority.
To find out more and see if Financial Quadrant's complete coaching program is right for you schedule your FREE consultation now. If you know what you need help with already check out our courses.