http://aamllc.com How can a fee only financial advisor assist small businesses and non-profit organizations? I currently have two non-profits that I do some work for on the investment side. So I am the one responsible for managing those investments and reporting to the board on how they are doing, and most importantly making sure those investments stay within that designated, you know, risk level of whatever that board is trying to do. So I can definitely, you know, help out with some of those asset management duties. I also do a handful of small company retirement plans as well. So that’s in addition. You know, working with the small business owner, helping them with their employees, you know, incentive them to say—so helping, you know, meeting with the employees, setting up the retirement plan, doing things like that—either a simple plan or just IRAs or that kind of thing. On those lines too, another thing that I can do is help with employees—help them—if you have employees that you want them to be financially in a good position, I can go in and maybe do some, you know, training one-on-one or interview some group things just to help them get their ducks in a row because clients that are doing well financially aren’t distracted as much at work and then can work harder—work more.