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What are the Different Types of Financial Advisors?

WiserAdvisor

There are several kinds of financial advisors, including financial planners, retirement planners, portfolio managers, insurance agents, wealth managers, accountants, investment advisors, robo- advisors, stockbrokers, and more. Below are the different kinds of financial advisors you may choose from: 1.

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This broker vs. financial advisor debate got ABSOLUTELY crazy!

Sara Grillo

This can get complicated when services are bundled and provided for one inclusive fee, which in certain cases (AUM advisors) is calculated off the amount of assets the advisor is managing. He holds multiple FINRA licenses and he is associated with The Leaders Group, and independent broker-dealer. Matt Pruitt, CFP®, CFA®.

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Should you die and go to hell before selling an annuity?

Sara Grillo

He is a flat fee advisor; not a licensed insurance agent. I am a CFA® charterholder and financial advisor marketing consultant. I have a newsletter in which I talk about financial advisor lead generation topics which is best described as “fun and irreverent.” Should advisors go to hell before selling an annuity?

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Three Things to Know About Recessions | Weekly Market Commentary | October 24, 2022

James Hendries

As more metrics start blinking red, sticking to long-term investing plans with the guidance from a financial professional is becoming more and more important. Investing involves risks including possible loss of principal. References to markets, asset classes, and sectors are generally regarding the corresponding market index.

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Should the CFP Board police financial advisor “bad apples”? The debate continues! (Part Two)

Sara Grillo

I do believe it should be different regulated differently from portfolio management, which is the typical definition of the registered investment advisor, but that it shouldn’t be the CFP Board that is controlling the regulatory environment for financial planners. Salaske: What is an investment advisor?

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