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Broken Dealer - Navigating the Path to Financial Advisor Independence - cover

Broken Dealer - Navigating the Path to Financial Advisor Independence

Carmine Corino, Daren Blonski

Publisher: Advantage Media Group

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Summary

Under intense pressure from their corporate masters to sell products that customers may not need, many financial advisors desperately want to slip off the golden handcuffs and become independent agents. If you’re even contemplating making a move, this book is a must-read. It will save you a lot of trouble… and make you laugh along the way.
Available since: 07/30/2024.
Print length: 152 pages.

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