Financial advisors need a succession plan to benefit clients and their own firm
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The aging army of independent registered investment advisors who have spearheaded the growth of the financial planning profession need to follow their own advice when it comes to their businesses — for their clients’ sake, as well as their own.
With the average age of financial advisors somewhere in their mid-50s and a big bulge of advisors now in their 60s…
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