Financial Advisor Vs. Accountant: Do You Need a CFP or a CPA?

The distinction between a CPA and a CFP® professional is that a CFP® professional creates comprehensive financial plans based on a client’s goals and risk tolerance, while a CPA is licensed to review and prepare financial records. A CFP® professional is often the better fit for clients needing help with budgeting, debt repayment or retirement planning.

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