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Welcome back to the 375th episode of the FinancialAdvisor Success Podcast ! My guest on today's podcast is Rob Schultz. Rob is the Senior Partner of NWF Advisory, a hybrid firm based in Los Angeles, California, where he oversees nearly $500M in assets under management for 200 client households. Read More.
In this write up we look at the five most important elements of a FinancialAdvisor and the reasons it is important to have these traits to succeed in the industry. Are you exploring the career option as a FinancialAdvisor? Investments, tax planning, retirement planning is a dynamic field.
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Thinking about the amount of savings needed for a financially secure retirement can be overwhelming when you think about the unknowns. Unknown global markets and volatility could erode retirement accounts. It could cost more than the projected amount if all retirement funds are in a pre-tax account.
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NORTON: These are portfolios that we’re creating, whether they’re individual stocks, or whether they’re multi-asset portfolios that we offer to financialadvisors who in turn offer them to their clients. And so our customer base is financialadvisors and their underlying clients. NORTON: They can be.
I am a CFA® charterholder and financialadvisor marketing consultant. I have a newsletter in which I talk about financialadvisor lead generation topics which is best described as “fun and irreverent.” . I am an irreverent and fun marketing consultant for financialadvisors. Get ready for a rumble, folks!
Later, a questioner asked Buffett for his thoughts on Munger’s value as a financialadvisor. Perhaps there are hundreds or even thousands of people who beat the market, but he wouldn’t take all advisors as a group and expect them to beat the market. Munger and Buffett both would avoid compensation consultants altogether.
Later, a questioner asked Buffett for his thoughts on Munger’s value as a financialadvisor. Perhaps there are hundreds or even thousands of people who beat the market, but he wouldn’t take all advisors as a group and expect them to beat the market. Munger and Buffett both would avoid compensation consultants altogether.
And when I arrived at Merrill Lynch, it was really my first exposure to really entrepreneurial, extremely talented and aggressive financialadvisors who were operating with what we in the industry call an open architecture platform, right? All the clients were getting proprietary Sanford Bernstein asset Management product.
I’m, I’m 77 now and I’m not even thinking about retirement. But, but, but I’m, I’m waiting to retire. If you’re a financialadvisor, you’re going to say, well, here’s the revision sign. Good financialadvisors must evolve into wellbeing advisors.
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