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The Dividend Cafe

What to Look For in an Advisor

The Dividend Cafe

The Dividend Cafe - The Bahnsen Group

Retirement Planning, Business, Monetary Policy, Dividend Growth Investing, Investing, Macro Economics, Estate Planning, Wealth Management

4.9572 Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2023

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Today's Post - https://bahnsen.co/3r79obX

Thursday afternoon I received an inquiry through the “questions” portal whereby a reader asked “how one is supposed to go about selecting a financial advisor” – attaching to the question the appropriate sub-questions around trust, qualifications, needs, and services. I know I have addressed this topic over the years but I think it has been at least five years if not longer, and it is a topic that you may be shocked to hear I have many opinions on.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Dividing Cafe weekly market commentary focused on dividends in your portfolio and dividends in your understanding of economic life.

0:10.0

Well, hello and welcome to another week of the Dividend Cafe. I am excited today to be talking about something unrelated to the Fed, unrelated to macroeconomics,

0:24.3

the normal subjects that often find their way into the Dividy Cafe.

0:29.4

Today I decided to go a different direction and I think it's very practical and I'm hopeful

0:34.2

that a lot of you, both clients and non-clients alike, will get something out of it.

0:39.3

Let me quickly tell you how we got to this subject.

0:42.2

I am working through a study on comparisons to the current artificial intelligence moment and the late 90s, different parallels, different similarities.

0:58.0

We even using some particular companies to contrast where they were and behaving in

1:05.0

in 1989 versus some, how they're behaving in 2003, just to kind of out some some ideas and thoughts and a

1:11.2

framework for how to think about this issue and and and I intended to write a

1:15.7

Dimin Cafe on that soon it may may not be next week it may be but I wasn't

1:20.7

fully ready to kind of flush that out this week and and I've been putting a lot

1:24.4

of work into it and so I debated with a couple other topics.

1:29.3

And then on Thursday, I got an email through our inquiry portal.

1:33.3

You know, we have the questions portal where people are able to send things in.

1:37.3

And our communications team forwards most of these on to me after a little bit of purging and filtering and appropriate editing.

1:46.8

And I got a question from a non-client that I thought was really important about how one

1:55.0

thinks about looking for an advisor, for a financial advisory team that what are the criteria they ought to use?

2:03.1

How do they know if they're making the right pick when they're engaging someone with such an

2:07.4

important relationship as it pertains to the person or people or whatnot that will oversee their

2:15.0

financial well-being and help implement plans and strategies and be in

2:19.9

relationship to them, you know, in something that is such a significant part of somebody's life.

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