
- September30 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 18
Rating Your Advisor
Red flags:
Financial advice is back in style. Afteryears of a bull market, when stockbuyers found going it alone easy andprofitable, the bears have brought onsweaty palms and investors looking forhelp. Before you choose a financialadvisor, check their record at www.sec.gov/investor/brokers.htm. Your nextstop should be the National Associationof Securities Dealers Web site (www.nasdr.com), where you can go over thebroker's background in detail. A 1-on-1meeting should be your next step, soyou can get a feel for the broker'sinvesting approach. Look outfor promises of exceptional returns andhints that you'll need to trade frequently.Also steer clear of an advisorwho pushes a single product, like a variableannuity, as the solution to all yourinvestment concerns.
Articles in this issue
over 17 years ago
Distinguish Tax Loopholes and Tax Scamsover 17 years ago
Reduce Your Retirement Plan's Tax Biteover 17 years ago
Do You Hold an Adequate Disability Plan?over 17 years ago
Research the Facts Before You Refinanceover 17 years ago
Lend Your Parents a Safe Financial Handover 17 years ago
Learn to Diagnose and Treat a Sick Homeover 17 years ago
Remember: Money Isn't Who You Areover 17 years ago
Get Back to Basic Barteringover 17 years ago
Know the Duties of an Estate Executorover 17 years ago
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