Advisers need to step up against misinformation
- Adviser 2.0
- Aug 3, 2021
- 1 min read
“The dangers of things going wrong when unqualified, unregulated individuals purport knowledge or an opinion about financial planning make it more important to push back as a profession. We need to call out the misinformation. We should educate the wider population, beyond that somewhat exclusive subset we call our clients, about making better decisions with their money.”
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