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by throw0101a 2144 days ago
> He pays (I think) 1.5%/year for a personal financial advisor

The financial part is solved nowadays with various low-fee funds. However, an advisor can still be useful for things tax accounting, estate planning, and general personal behavioural sanity checks.

So if he's paying that for the funds it is probably too much, but if it is for the services there may be some value there.