Questions to Make Your Adviser Squirm
I read this article about American advisers recently and it got me thinking about what the best questions are to ask your […]
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I read this article about American advisers recently and it got me thinking about what the best questions are to ask your […]
Questions to Make Your Adviser Squirm Read More »
The problem financial services has created is that it has trained us all to think about the cost of service,
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There is a well-known wealth management firm based in central London. If you are invited to a meeting over lunchtime,
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Most clients only have three levers they can pull to improve their financial lives; costs, tax and risk. Getting the
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I used to visit the local offices of a large wealth management firm, you discuss mutual clients. The building itself
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We were listening to episode 176 of the always excellent Kitces & Carl podcast recently and they almost saw the light, got
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We were speaking about flat, monthly fees with the MD of a percentage based firm recently (part of our job
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We’ve written before about the problems with percentage-based charging — it misaligns the adviser’s incentives with the client’s interests and
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We’ve long argued that percentage-based charging is the biggest flaw in the financial advice industry. In the UK, regulation has
Why the US Is Catching On to Flat-Fee Advice – and What the UK Can Learn Read More »
We are big supporters of the flat fee adviser model (in fact it is the main reason for our existence)
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