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Listen "Ep 68: My Journey As A Financial Planner"
Episode Synopsis
Fish mislabeling was once rampant in the US. Thought you were getting Red Snapper? Surprise! You get porgy or tile fish. Deceptive marketing for profits at best and exposing consumers to serious health risks, including food allergens and heavy metals in pregnant women at worst.
Sadly, many 'financial advisors' are similarly mislabeled and may cause financial harm. After all, you just need a 70% on a multiple-choice test and a high school diploma to become registered (and the high school diploma is optional.)
So how do you ensure you're hiring a true professional: one who is both competent and trustworthy?
Listen to Kevin Kroskey, CFP® and special guest Tyler Emrick, CFP® share a behind-the-scenes conversation on the training (or lack thereof) they received when entering in the profession. Hear Tyler describe his journey from starting a top-10 firm (in terms of advisor headcount) where sales were prioritized over clients, and then spending a decade at one of the largest custodians where having in excess of 500 customers precluded personal relationships and quality advice. And learn why being a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER Professional is the minimum competency to be a professional, but is just the minimum and not indication the definition of a good advisor.
This inside-baseball-type conversation will shed light to help you become a more informed consumer and help you get your Red Snapper throughout your retirement.
Tyler's Bio: https://www.truewealthdesign.com/team/tyler-emrick/
Timestamps:
1:45 - Tyler’s Background
5:14 - Fish Mislabeling
9:09 - Large Firm Experiences
15:17 - Lack Of High-Level Planning
20:48 - Seeking More
24:46 - Biggest Surprise When Working With Clients
Contact:
True Wealth Design Website: http://www.truewealthdesign.com/
Call: 855-893-7526
Schedule: http://bit.ly/calltruewealth
Sadly, many 'financial advisors' are similarly mislabeled and may cause financial harm. After all, you just need a 70% on a multiple-choice test and a high school diploma to become registered (and the high school diploma is optional.)
So how do you ensure you're hiring a true professional: one who is both competent and trustworthy?
Listen to Kevin Kroskey, CFP® and special guest Tyler Emrick, CFP® share a behind-the-scenes conversation on the training (or lack thereof) they received when entering in the profession. Hear Tyler describe his journey from starting a top-10 firm (in terms of advisor headcount) where sales were prioritized over clients, and then spending a decade at one of the largest custodians where having in excess of 500 customers precluded personal relationships and quality advice. And learn why being a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER Professional is the minimum competency to be a professional, but is just the minimum and not indication the definition of a good advisor.
This inside-baseball-type conversation will shed light to help you become a more informed consumer and help you get your Red Snapper throughout your retirement.
Tyler's Bio: https://www.truewealthdesign.com/team/tyler-emrick/
Timestamps:
1:45 - Tyler’s Background
5:14 - Fish Mislabeling
9:09 - Large Firm Experiences
15:17 - Lack Of High-Level Planning
20:48 - Seeking More
24:46 - Biggest Surprise When Working With Clients
Contact:
True Wealth Design Website: http://www.truewealthdesign.com/
Call: 855-893-7526
Schedule: http://bit.ly/calltruewealth
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