<prompt> Human: Summary of situation: been living on 30k a year since graduating college, have 3-4 months expenses saved up. Just got a job that pays over double what Ive been making that I start in September. Have no debt, no dependents. Want to do things right.I intend to set up a Roth IRA, and my new job offers 401k matching and all that. I dont intend to change my lifestyle too much.I would like to meet with a financial adviser to go over my situation in detail, lay out my goals, and create a budget and investment plan for the next 5 years, but Im afraid of being set up with someone more interested in their numbers than mine. My two obvious choices are Vanguard advising when I talk to them about my Roth IRA and Wells Fargo who I have an account with. Who else should I consider talking to?  <response>: You dont need a financial adviser. Read the sidebar and FAQ. 