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If you go to a doctor, a physician, a medical practitioner, you know that you're getting

someone who has completed many years of education and is an expert in providing

health care. You know by their title, it's pretty clear. If you go to a lawyer, an attorney, a barrister,

a solicitor, you know you're going to someone who's had years of training in the law and that you're going to get advice by a well-trained professional.

By the way, in both cases, who are required to act as a fiduciary in both cases.

However, if you go to a financial advisor, a financial planner, a financial professional,

do you know what you're getting?

Not for the most part, no, unless you really know how to read the fine print when it comes to the

worldwide web, you know, to go to people up.

You mean the pages of fine print? Yeah, the pages and pages in some cases. Yeah.

And what about the difference between financial planners and financial advisors? Now, pretty

much better. Everybody in the industry holds themselves out as an advisor because a planner sounds boring.

Or planning.

Yeah, it's like, I don't want to go for a plan.

I want a financial advisor because I'm going to make money.

The thing about financial advisor is there is no definition of it.

It's not see-co-see.

I know.

Basically any, you don't even have to be registered.

I don't think to call yourself a financial advisor. You could be in the insurance business, which. Now, wait, though. There's one thing, though. There's one thing to take a fee for providing financial advice. That's correct. Even if you're like, you know, you're just some guy who thinks you're really smart and gal and you just say, I'm a financial advisor, give me $25 and I'll give you some advice. And that's actually violating the law. Yeah. And we knew a guy that did it in the great state of Arizona who got paid for taking for giving advice and then got in trouble actually remember he

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