I recently did finance planning with Wealth Crafts/Vivek. Honestly speaking I am quite impressed by the quality of the service they delivered. There are a certain things you need to consider before choosing a fin advisor. 1. Go for a fee only advisor. There are a lot of advisor who provide you free advice if you sign up to purchase the regular mutual funds. One thing we all need to understand is that, nothing in this world is free. If you are getting a free service, then you are the product. At Wealth Crafts, they have a flat one time fee for fin planning, hence you get unbiased advice. 2. Return & risk are 2 sides of a coin. If an advisor is suggesting you to purchase equity mutual funds before analyzing your risk profile, then it is a big red flag. Wealth Crafts studies your risk profile thoroughly before coming up with investment plan. No matter how young or old you are, if your financial goals do not require high returns, then there's no point in exposing yourself to high risk. Keep the risk/returns optimum. 3. Desperation to sell their service. If an advisor is being pushy and asks you sign up to their service without giving you enough time to think, that is also a red flag. Wealth Crafts, in that manner is a very chilled out company. They offer their service only if you are genuinely interested. They never bugged me with marketing calls. no matter where you go, Wealth Crafts or any other fin service company, keep the above 3 points in mind. Do not settle for a company just because their service is cheap.