

How to Choose a Financial Advisor That's Right for You
…..Many professional associations have large directories. For example, the National Association for Personal Financial Advisors lists fee-only, fiduciary planners….


…..Many professional associations have large directories. For example, the National Association for Personal Financial Advisors lists fee-only, fiduciary planners….


….Then I notice the incongruency because in almost every case, the ads are being run by companies that sell financial products or are owned by huge insurance companies…..


In this episode of Investors First Podcast Jason Zweig will compare traders vs. investors and discuss the gamification of investing, time on device, and the boredom market hypothesis.


Getting help on your financial decisions isn’t a bad thing. But with so many professionals and options out there, how do you go about choosing the right expert to work with?


Fee-only financial planners are registered investment advisors with a fiduciary responsibility to act in their clients’ best interest – and the fee structure to support it.


The SEC and the CFP Board were criticized yesterday for adopting code of conduct rules that blur the longstanding line between fee-only registered investment advice and brokerage services by implying that conflicts of interest are acceptable.


A fiduciary is defined by the legal and ethical requirement to put your best interest before their own.


Here we talk about the requirements to call yourself a fiduciary and the different types of fiduciary financial advisors, including: Fee-only fiduciaries. Certified financial planner fiduciaries. Registered investment advisor fiduciaries. Retirement advisor fiduciaries. Voluntary fiduciaries.