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When working with a financial advisor, how do you know whose best interest they are putting first--yours or theirs? If the advisor is required to put your best interests first, then they are operating under what's called the fiduciary standard. If they are legally able to put their own interests before yours, then they are operating under a less stringent standard called the suitability standard. On today's show, we discuss these standards, what changes may be coming, and how to understand the costs of your investments.
By Bill Keen, Matt Wilson, Steve Sanduski4.6
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When working with a financial advisor, how do you know whose best interest they are putting first--yours or theirs? If the advisor is required to put your best interests first, then they are operating under what's called the fiduciary standard. If they are legally able to put their own interests before yours, then they are operating under a less stringent standard called the suitability standard. On today's show, we discuss these standards, what changes may be coming, and how to understand the costs of your investments.

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