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How Retirement-Friendly is Spotsylvania County, VA?

  • Population: 132,833
  • % of Population 62 Years and Over: 17.2%
  • Average Home Value: $289,300
  • Average Monthly Housing Cost: $1,527
  • Average Household Income: $106,814
  • Virginia Total Tax Burden: 7.86% (14th Lowest in U.S.)
  • Virginia Property Tax: 2.93% (22nd Highest in U.S.)
  • Virginia Individual Income Tax: 2.87% (11th Highest in U.S.)
  • Virginia Sales and Excise Tax: 2.06% (6th Lowest in U.S.)


Spotsylvania County, VA Financial Advisor FAQs

The first thing you should find out is what the advisor's qualifications are, where they learned these qualifications and what professional organization or school that they belong to. The advisor might have a CFP®, CIMA®, CRPS®* designation, which would mean they have been through an industry-recognized course of university-level education.
In a percentage-based fee, the advisor takes a set percentage from every purchase made by their client. In a commission based system, there's generally no additional payment until gain has been achieved from an item being purchased.
The person you choose should be someone who has their professional credentials and license in order, knowledgeable about not only finances but other related professional requirements, firm regulations, fiduciary duties, ethical standards of practice, and others.
Financial advisors are there to help guide people through different investments and provide information that can be critical for reaching goals or just making wise decisions about their personal wealth.


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