Did You Know…
Investment advisor representatives are bound to a fiduciary standard that was established as part of the Investment Advisors Act of 1940 which requires them to put their client’s interests above their own. Broker dealers only have to fulfill a suitability obligation, which is defined as making recommendations which are reasonably believed to be in the best interest of the client. Who are you working with?
Did You Know…
Arthur Godfrey said, “I’m proud to be an American paying taxes. The only thing is that I could be just as proud for half the money.”
Did You Know…
Fiduciary duty extends solely to investment advisory advice and does not extend to other activities such as insurance or broker dealer services. Advisory clients are charged a quarterly fee for assets under management while insurance products pay a commission, which may result in a conflict of interest regarding compensation.