I'm 37, married, no kids, house, cars, etc. Bringing in decent income. Looking for someone (company/private) to guide on what to do with the savings, as I think it's just collecting dust.

The article discusses a Reddit post from a 37-year-old seeking financial advice. The user expressed a desire to find a financial advisor and solicited recommendations from the CFP subreddit. Fellow users provided insights, such as interviewing local Certified Financial Planners (CFPs) to ensure compatibility and suggesting resources like Lets Make A Plan for locating CFPs. A crucial point emphasized by commenters was the need for fiduciary advisors who prioritize clients' interests and the suggestion to utilize free resources before engaging professional services.

One Redditor advised starting by finding local CFPs and interviewing a few to find a compatible fit, emphasizing the importance of personal connection.

Another commenter stressed the necessity of working with fiduciaries, who prioritize the client's best interests, unlike non-fiduciary advisors who may prioritize commissions.

A suggestion was made to use free resources before hiring, highlighting options like SmartAsset’s free tool that connects users to vetted financial advisors.

The importance of having a financial advisor as a partner in financial planning was reiterated by commenters, hinting at the complex nature of personal finance.

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