HeyJaredDavid Bromelkamp
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Decent Financial Advice Is Hard to Find: Meet the Network Making Real Financial Planning Accessible to Everyone (opens the original)
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Searching for a financial advisor often means entering a confusing marketplace filled with titles, credentials, compensation methods and marketing claims. Many advisors describe themselves as fiduciaries. Many claim to provide financial planning. Yet consumers frequently discover that what they receive is primarily investment management — not comprehensive financial planning advice. That's why more people should know about the Garrett Planning Network — a nationwide network of around 200 fee-onl
Is Your Financial Professional Serving Your Interests or Their Commission? Red Flags to Watch For (opens the original)
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When most people hire a financial advisor, they think they are receiving comprehensive financial advice. Unfortunately, that assumption is not always correct. Many financial advisors focus primarily on investments. Others specialize in insurance, taxes, retirement planning or estate planning. While expertise in any one area can be valuable, consumers often discover that financial decisions rarely occur in isolation. A decision about investments affects taxes. A decision about taxes affects retir
Looking for Financial Advice, Not a Sales Spiel? This is Where to Start (opens the original)
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In today's financial advice marketplace, consumers are bombarded with marketing messages from financial advisors, wealth managers, brokers, insurance agents and investment firms — many of whom describe themselves as "fiduciaries," "wealth advisors" or "financial planners." For the average investor, the differences can be difficult to understand. That confusion is exactly why the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors — better known as NAPFA — was established as a nonprofit trade and
Revenue Sharing: How Can You Avoid This Sneaky Sales Incentive? (opens the original)
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If you're getting financial advice from someone who is paid based on the products you buy, you're not getting objective financial advice. You're being sold. That may sound harsh, but it's the reality of how much of the financial services industry still operates. One of the least understood drivers of this problem is something called revenue sharing. And if you don't know how it works, there's a good chance it's influencing your portfolio. Become a smarter, better informed investor. Subscribe fro
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