<prompt> Human: Would anyone here recommend going to a financial advisor? I have financial goals set out that Im working towards, but I continually have doubts as to whether or not they are fruitful goals or goals that I should even be working towards. Is that something a financial advisor would even talk to me about?If a financial advisor is someone I should seek out, how would I go about doing so? Also how much would an advisor typically charge for their time? Im 22, recently married, and I live in Indiana. I currently work full time, and the company I am working for is paying for my engineering degree. My wife is a first year teacher.  <response>: It depends. You can easily DIY your future plans here with th wiki and asking questions. Some people dont want to do that so they pay an advisor. If you do want one the you want a fee-only CFP. Ive heard they typically run 200-400 for a consult. Based on your description, my advise is to just ask questions here and read. 