Benefits of Fiduciary
Financial Advice
Fiduciary financial advice ensures that financial advisors always act in the best interests of their clients rather than putting their own interests first. In most cases, they are legally required to always act in their client's best interest. There are many benefits to the advice that fiduciary financial advisors provide.
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Objective Advice
A fiduciary financial advisor must act in the client's best interests and provide unbiased recommendations. This advice is always free from any conflicts of interest and typically benefits both parties involved.
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In contrast, any other advisor who is not acting as a fiduciary is more likely to recommend a product or service that earns them a commission. They are more likely to recommend products and services that you probably don't need.
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Clear and
Transparent
Fiduciary financial advisors must provide their clients with full and fair disclosure of all material facts related to their financial recommendations, which can help investors better understand the risks and potential rewards associated with different investment options.
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They are required to fully disclose any fees or commissions associated with their recommendations - ensuring you always know the advice you receive is free of any conflicts of interest.
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Holistic
Planning
Fiduciary financial advisors take a holistic approach to financial planning, considering all aspects of a client's financial situation.
Fiduciary financial advisors take the time to understand their clients' unique financial goals and develop customized solutions to help them reach those goals. The best part? You're always in the driver's seat.​