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Seems like they work on a 1-2% commission. So if I have $5000 that would be ~$100 for them (is it per year fee?). That sounds too little for them. Will they be interested in working with me or should I hold off going to a financial planner till I have $50000?

My work does not have retirement benefit (will have it in 2 years or so). I am 32. I have saved up 10,000 that is sitting on very low yield savings account. I will be able to save $800-$1000 every month now onwards. But I do not know how to invest that money in order to retire by 65. I do not...

We have an old car which needs substantial amount of fixing and it is difficult for us to sell it to a private party. If we don't want to buy a new car from a dealer (and do a trade-in) what all options we have to make some money out of the car?