Full disclosure. I have a basic understanding of this world, so forgive any ignorant questions or assumptions 
I believe in the WCI's prerequisite of a financial advisor (from the book and site). Now, what do financial advisors do, assuming a flat fee, paid for service, fuduciary advisor. Would (for this flat fee) they do your taxes, paperwork associated with retirement accounts and investments (including going online, picking stocks, rebalancing etc) AND be available for questions, discussions and concerns, OR is it just "advice" and you do the leg work?
And, concerning this flat fee, is it paid once, like, per year? And, what is a reasonable fee?

I believe in the WCI's prerequisite of a financial advisor (from the book and site). Now, what do financial advisors do, assuming a flat fee, paid for service, fuduciary advisor. Would (for this flat fee) they do your taxes, paperwork associated with retirement accounts and investments (including going online, picking stocks, rebalancing etc) AND be available for questions, discussions and concerns, OR is it just "advice" and you do the leg work?
And, concerning this flat fee, is it paid once, like, per year? And, what is a reasonable fee?
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