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Franklin Gay Receives the 2024 NAPFA New Professional Award

Tobias Financial

We are thrilled to announce that our Wealth Advisor, Franklin Gay, CFP®, EA, has been honored with the 2024 New Professional Award by the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors (NAPFA)! It is presented to a member who has made outstanding contributions in their professional and volunteer roles.

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5 Reasons to Start Retirement Planning Early

WiserAdvisor

can come in the way of your plans and present challenges every now and then. Having said that, it is also essential to not get swayed by the present and undermine the future. If you add retirement planning on top of all this, you are more likely to compromise your present financial needs. every once in a while.

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Why It Is Never Too Early to Start Retirement Planning

WiserAdvisor

can come in the way of your plans and present challenges every now and then. Having said that, it is also essential to not get swayed by the present and undermine the future. If you add retirement planning on top of all this, you are more likely to compromise your present financial needs. every once in a while.

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

Sara Grillo

According to the Consumer Federation of America , When they are marketing their services to the investing public and enticing clients into handing over their hard-earned savings, these sales-based financial professionals present themselves as “trusted advisors” whose only concern is their clients’ best interest.

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

Sara Grillo

If that’s the argument, but if you’re saying the CFP Board has a problem, it’s x, y and z, you don’t necessarily have to have a solution in order to be able to present that as a problem, I think that’s disingenuous type of argumentation, but seeing that you do kind of have a solution.

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