Five Ways to Avoid Financial Adviser Fraud by John Wasik

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………"Investors must insist their advisors put in writing they will do certain things that the be3st advisoer today already do," said Knut Rostad, executive director of the Institute. "The Investor Bill of Rights will help them."

You're entitled to be treated fairly, even though most advisors aren't bound by tough laws that punish them if they abuse your trust. …………..

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