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What Should You Do with a Cash Windfall?

Darrow Wealth Management

And ultimately, how to invest a windfall will depend on a number of factors, including your risk tolerance, time horizon, and spending plans. To help ensure you’ll have all options available to you, try to delay any major purchases or financial commitments until after you’ve engaged a sudden wealth financial advisor.

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Managing Sudden Wealth

Darrow Wealth Management

There are many different types of sudden wealth events, for example: Receiving an inheritance Stock options or equity compensation Sale of a business Winning the lottery Asset division in a divorce Proceeds from a lawsuit Professional athletes (signing bonus, performance, sponsorships, etc.)

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Does Your Website Pass the 5-Second Test?

FMG

Only 1% of the population in America serves in the military, and we like their tagline, “100% Focused on the Other 1%.” Rx Wealth Advisors Right away, you see that Rx Wealth Advisors is an advisory firm that specializes in working with physicians and those that work in the medical field.

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How to Write Engaging Copy for Your Advisory Site’s Homepage

FMG

Not only does their homepage image tug at your heartstrings, but you can tell that they specialize in finances for both the active and retired military with their text, “ Fee-only Financial Planning and Wealth Management For Active and Retired Military Members.” You can tell by working with C.L.

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

Sara Grillo

If you are a fiduciary financial advisor, be prepared to defend the fiduciary standard and explain why you uphold it, what it means, and how your practice is operationally different as a result. Scott has been serving families for 29 years in the financial services space. in English Language and Literature.

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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. What is your opinion? Robert will be on the “for” team.

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