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Volatility in the market and a dwindling economy are just two of the reasons the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown life in flux for innumerable groups of people. As a result, Americans are seeking financial help and advice earlier than typical, and it appears that trend will continue to grow.
Northwestern Mutual’s 2021 Planning & Progress Study found that Americans ages 18 and up trust financial advisers as their go-to source for financial advice, even more so than their spouse or partner.
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