<prompt> Human: Hi - Ive read the sidebar which generally suggests that financial advisors are not too desirable but Ive found myself in a situation where Id like some advice and dont know anyone who I can really talk to about it.I am single, in my late twenties, own a condo in a large US city 275k with 190k owed, and have been fortunate in business. In the past four years my gross, annual earnings have gone from 50k to 300k from 90k to 300k in the past two.I no longer have any debt aside from my mortgage and car 50k remaining on a loan with four years left. My job is very stable and I have no concerns about things changing any time soon.There are plenty of articles out there advising on the 50-20-30 rule and plenty of others saying save as much as you can but nothing has really felt like advice tailored to my situation.I have a ton of questions... for example, I like my place but should I be spending more on property, given my age? How much money should I feel ok with spending each month? If I were to get married, how can I best protect myself? ..and so on.Financial advisors, as I understand it, tend to be investment-focused... which Id like to be more involved with but, at the moment, Im much more concerned with what Id consider to be fundamental life questions.Is there a field or profession that will offer this sort of advice from an unbiased point of view?  <response>: In terms of investing no harm in meeting with a fee-only financial advisor if you want to get some unbiased advice: There is a good chance you will find that you dont need an ongoing relationship, but perhaps the advisor can help with a checkup. The good ones will be able to help you think beyond just equities and such.I would encourage you to get a good tax professional though, in your income bracket it can make a big difference sometimes. 