<prompt> Human: Hi,I have been wanting to hire a financial planner to look at my financial situation, answer my questions, and steer me in the right direction when it comes to investing and taxes. I am a nonimmigrant alien working in the US Canadian and wanna make sure I am making the right moves. I consider myself to be financially savvy but I want someone in my corner to make sure nothing falls through the cracks. However it seems nearly impossible to find someone who will even talk to me since my net worth is low.I have a net worth of about 50,000 and roughly 30,000 invested at the moment, but it doesnt seem to be worth anyones time. Cant I just pay someone to look at my stuff? What am I missing here?Thank you!  <response>: Many fee-only fiduciary financial planners will require clients to still have a minimum amount of assets generally higher than what you currently have. This is both for the benefit of the advisor as well as for you. In order to be profitable an advisor needs to charge a certain amount which would likely be a larger portion than they are able to save you, additionally advisors look to benefit from clients that stay with them on an ongoing basis.Rather than looking directly at fee only planners Id suggest looking into a tax accountant. Generally they are happy to meet with clients before year end to get everything in order, do not care about client net worth, and can offer a fair amount of advice during your consultation. It is also not uncommon that some offer a 1-hour initial consultation at no charge or for fairly little to ensure the relationship is a good fit and that they appropriately meet your needs. 