Just because you do not have a large amount of money to invest does not mean you can’t ask a financial advisor how to best make that money work. No one knows this better than Jay F. Fortier, P.C. in Chicago, Illinois, for Fortier has the unique perspective of not only being an excellent attorney, but a financial advisor.<\/p>\n
If investing money is something that appeals to a person, the first question usually becomes where to invest. Fair question and one that makes a great deal of sense, as there are so many ways to invest money it would almost take a crystal ball to figure out what would be the best method.<\/p>\n
Well, crystal balls do not necessarily work that well, so contacting a financial advisor with extensive experience makes good economic sense. If that same financial advisor also happens to be a highly trained lawyer, as in the case of Jay (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Just because you do not have a large amount of money to invest does not mean you can’t ask a financial advisor how to best make that money work. No one knows this better than Jay F. Fortier, P.C. in…<\/span><\/p>\n