A majority of financial advisors surveyed said they'd recommend tuition insurance to their clients to ease financial anxiety.
The majority of financial advisors state similar number, which is also called the holy grail of the retirement analysis: the 4 % sustainable withdrawal rate.
A majority of financial advisors surveyed said they'd recommend tuition insurance to their clients to ease financial anxiety.
The majority of financial advisors are ethical, and have their clients» best interests at heart.
Not exact matches
It might seem like a straightforward question, but a
majority of Americans who have a
financial advisor don't know the answer.
With a
majority of wealth managers offering seemingly similar services, it is likely that when the forever - skeptical Gen Xers look at the wealth
advisor space, they don't immediately see what differentiates one
financial professional from another.
The
majority of US respondents (60 %) across all age groups considered a
financial advisor important both to the planning process and in generating income during retirement.
Perhaps the criminalization in other countries
of the inexplicable business model used by the vast
majority of American «
financial advisors» will serve as an example
of what real reform looks like and suggest to Americans that
financial advice is in fact not «free,» that
financial advisors are actually true professionals, and that it's infinitely safer for your wallet and better for your peace
of mind to be invoiced by your
advisor and never have to wonder if you got good advice or just a good sales pitch.
The
majority of people have no interest in understanding
financials and are willing to hand their money over to
financial advisors who are really looking out for themselves.
A: The vast
majority of American households (almost 100 million) don't have sufficient assets to make a traditional relationship with a
financial advisor work.
The ambiguity is one
of the reasons I call myself a fee - only, advice - only
financial planner, to try to differentiate between myself and the
majority of investment
advisors who now charge a fee for assets under administration.
The great
majority of investors buy funds through
financial advisors, and they pay a very, very high price over their lives for doing so.