From RIA Match
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Summary: We are a boutique wealth management firm with offices in NYC, Westchester and Long Island. We provide asset and wealth management, risk and protection management, financial planning, as well as trust and legal services to our clients. We are looking to continue to grow our business by helping advisors with succession strategies and by acquiring other practices. We will entertain any and all ideas
From InvestmentNews
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Summary: For most advisers, marketing is something they aspire to do but never quite find the time, attention or budget to make a priority. After years of talking about marketing with advisers, I have a few theories as to why this is.
From InvestmentNews
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Summary: Financial advisers are innovating their practices too slowly and that could have negative implications for their growth prospects, especially in the face of major disruptions like Charles Schwab Corp.'s new subscription pricing, according to industry experts.
From RIA Match
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From WealthManagement.com
Added on April 2019 in Form an RIA
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Summary: Broker/dealers and their reps doing business in New Jersey should be required to operate under a higher standard that currently applies to investment advisors, according to a new proposed rule released yesterday by the state's Bureau of Securities. The rule would require all financial advisors registered in the state to act as fiduciaries, making New Jersey one of the first states to propose a uniform fiduciary standard for all financial services professionals.
