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Nationwide's Kristi Rodriguez looks forward regarding retirement income, next-gen clients and how to recruit diverse talent to the financialservices industry.
His primary focus is to help people align their financial decisions with their values and truths to live enriching lives. As a Retirement Income Certified Professional and a Life and Annuities Certified Professional, John advises clients on retirement planning, investment planning, and risk management.
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Finally, I have to think that if these BD firms are truly moving toward becoming advisory firms, they must be growing increasingly uncomfortable with their membership in the FinancialServices Institute. It’s a ‘tell’ that belies the quotes that the credulous writers will display in their articles.
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Because I’ll ask them, I’ll say, “Hey, Barry, do you know John’s time horizon until he wants to retire?” And the next case that was called, this attorney was on the other side explaining why they had a right to recruit this broker. RITHOLTZ: No clue. HAMBURGER: No, no idea. RITHOLTZ: Right. Coast Guard.
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