Several considerations go into selecting a financial advisory firm, especially if you are in your prime working years and have plenty of time left before you retire. More from Personal Finance:How to find the right financial advisor fit for youHere are some key things to consider before 'unretiring'Average 401(k) balance dropped 20% in 2022, Vanguard saysAnother factor is personal chemistry. Remember, your professional relationship with an advisor is much like that with a doctor — it could last decades. Yet one that doesn't come up as often: How equipped are the firm and its advisors to grow and evolve? Here are five questions to ask your current or would-be advisor to help determine whether they are running in place or capable of keeping up with your ever-changing needs.

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