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The Reality of Advice-Only Flat Fees vs AUM Fees for Financial Advice & Planning
When selecting a financial advisor, it's important to pay attention to the fees you'll be paying, especially over the long term as your assets grow. It could cost you more than you think.
Financial Advisor, Wealth Advisor, Investment Advisor: What's the Difference?
As you look for a financial advisor, you may come across different titles. Here are some of the key differentiators of the most common titles for advisors.
How March Madness Is Like Investing
Have you ever wondered how to apply March Madness to your financial well-being? There may be parallels between your bracket selection and investing.
Thinking of Investing During the Market Downturn? Consider These 5 Things First
The market downturn could be a beneficial opportunity for some investors. Should you be taking advantage of today's bear market?
Are You Confused About Investment Costs? Part 1: Fund Management Fees
What are your investments really costing you? If you’re not sure, you’re not alone. this article is a discussion about fund management fees
What Is a Robo-Advisor? 6 Of Your Top Questions Answered
You've heard of robo-advisors before, but have you considered whether or not they're right for you? Escient Financial can help you answer that question.
Questions to Ask Your Financial Advisor Before Getting Started
When you hire a financial advisor, you are entering a long-term relationship with a person who will know almost everything about your financial life.
Investing Is Not a Game
Are you out of breath trying to keep up with the breaking news about GameStop and all the other red-hot trades o’ the day? Here’s a synopsis (to date), and what it means to you as an investor.
What Is Fiduciary Investment Advice and Why Does It Matter (Now More Than Ever)?
How do you know when an investment recommendation is worth heeding? Red tape and legal jargon aside, it’s about finding an advisor …
The Vital Role of Rebalancing
If there is a universal investment ideal, it is this: Every investor wants to buy low and sell high. What if we …

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