What if I say no?
You can say no. Taking the free consultation doesn't mean agreeing to buy.

The fair worry
When someone gives you their time, turning them down can feel rude. That can make a free meeting feel like a debt.
The answer
I want that clear before you join: you don't owe anyone a purchase. You never pay Retire Handbook, even if you stop after the consultation. Your retirement advisor pays us to set up the meeting. Our fee stays the same whether you buy or don't.
So you can hear an answer without promising a next step. You and your advisor can agree to get more information or talk again. You can also say, "No thanks," and leave it there.
At your consultation
Keep your free Zoom consultation for the question you want answered. You'll get time on your own retirement without giving up your right to stop.
More questions on this topic
- Why do you need my information?Your retirement advisor needs a rough picture of your retirement to talk about it.
- I'm only on my phone. Can I still do the Zoom?Yes. Zoom works on your smartphone, and your consultation shouldn't move because of a screen.
- Is this just a sales pitch?A sale can come up. But your consultation starts with your retirement, and you never have to buy.