I think individuals donating less than $1 million a year need very different advice than big donors moving millions a year (e.g., Dustin Moskovitz).
If you are in the former category, any smart normal financial advisor can give good advice. It is hard to find smart retail financial advisors who aren’t trying to sell you some random high fee product, so it makes sense for you to collect recommendations. I just don’t think they need to be EA aligned; lots of wealthy people ask these exact same questions with the goal of maximizing their donations to whatever their chosen cause is.
I think individuals donating less than $1 million a year need very different advice than big donors moving millions a year (e.g., Dustin Moskovitz).
If you are in the former category, any smart normal financial advisor can give good advice. It is hard to find smart retail financial advisors who aren’t trying to sell you some random high fee product, so it makes sense for you to collect recommendations. I just don’t think they need to be EA aligned; lots of wealthy people ask these exact same questions with the goal of maximizing their donations to whatever their chosen cause is.