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How Retirement-Friendly is Kaufman County, TX?

  • Population: 123,804
  • % of Population 62 Years and Over: 15.1%
  • Average Home Value: $196,400
  • Average Monthly Housing Cost: $1,169
  • Average Household Income: $86,500
  • Texas Total Tax Burden: 8.19% (20th Lowest in U.S.)
  • Texas Property Tax: 3.91% (9th Highest in U.S.)
  • Texas Individual Income Tax: 0.00% (Lowest in U.S.)
  • Texas Sales and Excise Tax: 4.28% (9th Highest in U.S.)


Kaufman County, TX Financial Advisor FAQs

Financial advisors typically help people to grow their wealth by making informed decisions about investments across the spectrum of different types of investment such as stocks and shares, bonds, or property. They also often offer other services such as retirement planning or life assurance policies to name just a few.
Find a candidate's track record and talk to past clients. Ask what they specialize in so you can get a hint if they match your needs.
Financial advisors collect various types of fees, commissions and allowances from their services. The total fee can vary depending on the type of adviser and their qualifications, but no two advisers charge exactly the same amount for identical services.
The first thing to find out is the advisor's investment style, which you can do by asking what types of stocks and bonds they recommend. Next, ask how much risk you should be willing to take on.


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