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How to Vet a Client's Investment Advisors

The investment industry demands, by regulation, that an advisor a client before making any recommendations. But most firms make satisfying that requirement too easy. All a client need do is fill out an account-opening form and, maybe, answer a handful of generic questions. And, voil, the investment professionals supposedly know all they need to provide sound advice. It's not quite that simple and

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