Category Archives: Financial Planning

1200 Fin Plan, Economics, Financial Planning

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1200 Fin Plan, Financial Planning

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Financial Markets and Institutions, Financial Planning

Financial Advice and Critical Thinking

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The requirements for a fiduciary focus on putting your clients interests first. The investment industry fights legislation to make this a law applicable to everyone.

Even a novice critical thinker would conclude that they fight this potential law because it will reduce their profits – which it would.

So it’s no surprise to read in today’s Politico’s Money Money by Ben White the following: Continue reading Financial Advice and Critical Thinking →