If you think something will cost $10,000, it will cost $15,000 to $20,000,”
Mag Black-Scott, Beverly Hills Wealth Management.
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Wirehouse Breakaways Must Wait for Profits
Chris Latham | Financial Advisor IQ, February 2014
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Summary: Brokers who break away from wirehouses often do so because they’re tired of handing 60% to 70% of their hard-earned revenues over to their employer. But advisors who have taken the plunge into independence say they generally have to wait quite a while before breaking even, let alone turning a profit. Many face unexpected costs when setting up shop for themselves, and even those who partner with hybrid RIAs make sacrifices in the early days, experts say.
If you think something will cost $10,000, it will cost $15,000 to $20,000,”
