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For Financial Advice, Arriving at the Right Dosage
The New York Times, January 16, 2010

"Most everyone needs financial advice. The big question is how much.

There are tens of thousands of advisers out there, with varying levels of expertise, who charge
varying fees for their services. And professional advice doesn’t guarantee good returns. You need
look no further for evidence than the market collapse of 2008-9, when most people lost money,
even those with the supposedly ideal mix of investments, hand-picked by their financial planners...

So how much advice do we need? At what point should we pay for it?
And how much is it worth? "


Wary Investors Seek Objective Voices
Wall Street Journal,  July  31, 2009

" RIAs not  only generally refrain from accepting commissions but are held to a higher
“fiduciary”standard—a legal requirement that they act in clients’ best interests.
Brokers follow looser “suitability” guidelines, which [simply] means they can’t
put clients in inappropriate investments.
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