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Investment Advisor versus Stockbroker
Oftentimes, when someone searches for information or obtains advice from an “expert” about financial matters or financial planning strategies, they’re given only a partial view of their full financial picture.
Why is this? Well, in the financial services industry, there are generally two ways of obtaining financial advice: one is given by Stockbrokers and the other is given by Investment Advisors. While many investors aren’t even aware differences exist, one of the main differences is that investment advisors have a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of their clients at all times, while stockbrokers do not.
An investment advisor has a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of their clients at all times
Know Investment Advisors have an obligation to act in your best interest
Believe falsely that Stockbrokers have a responsibility to act in their best interest
Preferred an Investment Advisor because of greater investor protection
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