I remember the first time I deal with someone in a bank branch. They gave me a bunch of options and yet I still felt like I was overwhelmed with the decision making process. I didn’t know where I was financially, I didn’t know exactly what my actions meant for me and I didn’t know what changes needed to be made.
For families, each member must be on side with choosing the person handling their financial affairs. It is a big responsibility for both the family and the advisor.
The government of Canada has an list of 16 questions that can be a good conversation starter. In this video we review those questions and answer them about our firm.
It’s a great resource and can be found here: https://www.canada.ca/en/financial-consumer-agency/services/savings-investments/choose-financial-advisor.html
In this episode we discuss:
- Why work with an advisor
- How the term financial advisor is used in Canada and if it is regulated
- How advisors are compensated
- The 16 questions to ask a financial advisor
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