A large part of my role as a consultant for financial advisors is helping them filter through the noise when looking at different firms.

More importantly, I help them not make a huge mistake by taking the emotion and fatigue out of it through a systematized process.

I've seen almost every mistake out there and I decided to make a list of the top 10 things FAs need to be keenly aware of to ensure they're making the best decision possible.

If you're a high-performing advisor that could use the help of a non-biased transition consultant, please reach out to me. I hope this helps. Thanks for listening! 

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Thanks for listening!

Corey Walen, Managing Partner, Bridgemark Strategies