You don’t really need to be in a crisis to go to a financial planner. When Ghaziabad-based Ashish Kaushik, 30, met Jitendra Solanki, a Ghaziabad-based Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) registered investment adviser, in 2013, he wasn’t at the brink. On the contrary, he had not done anything. He had dreams but didn’t know how to get there. What’s worse, he had already taken steps that would take him away from his goals.
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