In 1982, most people’s financial lives were fragmented. Any financial advice would often come from insurance agents or stock brokers — people who had something to sell.
This made financial planning complicated.
Wealth management firms began to emerge giving objective, fee-only financial advice without selling products.
Whether you want to retire comfortably or fund your grandchild’s college education, you’ve got important financial goals. The right wealth management company can help build and protect your wealth based on your needs so that you have more time to focus on what matters.
Choose a wealth management firm that is fiduciary fee-only firm and your financial plans will be unbiased and based purely on your goals (not a commission).
Find a firm that will give objective, fee-only financial advice without selling products.
Your relationship with a wealth management firm should be a true partnership based on your best interest.