
- June30 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 12
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Is the person who helps you handleyour retirement planning a broker,a financial advisor, or a financialplanner? An explosion in the financialindustry has created a glut ofnames for people who provideclients with financial advice, to thepoint where it has become counterproductive.A recent survey of investorswith more than $500,000 inassets showed that 43% said theydidn't use a financial advisor, eventhough they had an account at a full servicebrokerage firm. To improvetheir image, brokers need to addressa client's overall financial picture,industry experts say, rather than narrowlyperceiving the client in termsof the size of their portfolio or as asource of commissions. Physician clientsshould demand as much.
Articles in this issue
about 18 years ago
Time to Invest Your Cash for Retirementabout 18 years ago
What You Need to Know to Retire Earlyabout 18 years ago
Incorporate the New Rules of Retirementabout 18 years ago
Swiss Annuities Tower the American Fundsabout 18 years ago
Second Home Helps Fund Retirementabout 18 years ago
Redesign Your Practice's Retirement Plan?about 18 years ago
Smart Home-Buyingabout 18 years ago
"Retirement": You Can Quote Me on Thatabout 18 years ago
SAVINGS PLANS LOSE OUTabout 18 years ago
401(K)s AND REAL ESTATERelated to this article








