u/Chemical-Soft-3688

I don’t want to put assets under management but I’m wondering if I should see an advisor for a check in. I’m fairly well versed in my finances but I’m considering a sabbatical (maybe early retirement) and want to make sure my ducks are in a row. I’m just not 200% that I’ve thought of everything and want to know if I’m missing something.

Has anyone seen a planner for a one time plan and was it helpful? And how much did it cost? Would I be better off spending the money to take a course somewhere and develop my own knowledge further?

I bought sunscreen from DRMTLGY which arrived today and it expires 9/26.

I intentionally bought a matte and regular because for summer I need matte so it was not my intention to get into the regular (the one expiring) for a few months.

Is it unreasonable to expect a longer shelf life? I’m debating reaching out to them to complain. The matte one expires in 10/27 which obviously is fine but what’s the cutoff you’d expect/accept?

Came across this video and wondering what you all think? Right before watching this I had ordered the Anua 15% but maybe it’s a waste of time and I should try to get a prescription