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Does being a fiduciary financial advisor REALLY matter – or is it “meh?”

Sara Grillo

So we’ve got a lively crew here today to debate, does it really matter if someone is a fiduciary financial advisor, or not? Is it, “meh, who cares”, or does it make a true difference? For those of you who are new to my blog, my name is Sara. I am a CFA® charterholder and financial advisor marketing consultant.

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Three Financial Moves You’ll Want To Say Yes To In 2022

Gen Y Planning

We’re used to seeing several common new year ambitions like adopting a healthy lifestyle, spending more time with family and friends, and learning a new skill. Increased financial wellness is also at the top of many people’s lofty beginning-of-the-year plans. . those small shifts make a huge difference in the long run!

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Saving investors from the “Humpty Dumpty portfolio” with hourly financial advisor Rick Ferri, CFA

Sara Grillo

We’re going to talk about how he provides high value as an hourly financial advisor by saving investors from the “Humpty Dumpty portfolio” and the lessons other advisors can learn about serving clients with simplicity, transparency, and integrity, whether they choose to adopt the hourly fee model or not. So please subscribe!

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7 Types Of Financial Emergencies And How To Be Prepared

Clever Girl Finance

Whether it’s an unexpected car repair or damage from a natural disaster, financial emergencies can happen to anyone. Keep reading to learn about seven common types of financial emergencies as well as some of the best ways to prepare for them. What are financial emergencies? Financial emergencies are not large, planned expenses.

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10 Common Retirement Blind Spots You’ll Want to Avoid for a Secure Future

WiserAdvisor

Blind spots in retirement planning are those aspects that are often overlooked, either intentionally or subconsciously. Overcoming these challenges can prove difficult if not addressed in retirement planning well in advance. Overcoming these challenges can prove difficult if not addressed in retirement planning well in advance.

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

Sara Grillo

We’ll discuss these questions: The CFP Board has specifically stated that it wants the CFP® mark to be a requirement for anyone who practices financial planning. The debaters are: Robert Wright, CFP®, a financial consultant with Advocacy Wealth Management. For those of you who are new to my blog, my name is Sara.

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