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Choose a Charterholder
A financial adviser who is a CFA charterholder represents a tremendous reservoir of investment expertise, having demonstrated commitment to the highest standards of ethical and professional conduct and comprehensive knowledge of investment analytics.
Congratulations. You are choosing to do business with the most qualified professionals in the investment business. We invite you to search our database of Puget Sound investment managers. Please enter your desired search parameters below to see a list of professionals who meet your criteria.
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ETHICS
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ANALYTICS
Why Choose a CFA Charterholder Wealth Manager?
What Makes a CFA Charterholder's Knowledge So Special?
Why Should I Trust a CFA Charterholder?
How Do I Choose the Adviser That's Right for Me?
How Can Investors Avoid Investment Fraud?
How Do I Choose the Adviser That's Right for Me?
There are many investment credentials out there and sorting through them can be difficult. But the letters after an adviser's name are worth getting to know because they are an important indicator of how much training he or she actually received and what his or her legal duties to you are.
Fiduciary Duty and Government Regulations
Not all investment professionals are held to a fiduciary standard. A fiduciary standard or duty legally requires advisers to put a client's interests ahead of their own at all times and to fully disclose their qualifications, their services, possible conflicts of interest, and any possible record of disciplinary actions.
No matter their legal obligation, CFA charterholders have a fiduciary duty of loyalty, prudence, and care to their clients. In other words, their investment actions must be for the sole benefit of the client.
Types of Advisers
The different kinds of advisers include investment advisers who provide recommendations for investing in securities and typically manage investments for clients, brokers who buy and sell securities, and financial planners who generally develop and possibly implement comprehensive financial plans for individual clients.
You can find CFA charterholders in these roles and many others because their advanced skills, rigorous experience, and uncompromising ethics prepare them for a wide range of the most challenging investment careers.
What Should I Consider before Seeking Advice?
How does the adviser get paid?
Clients should understand how their adviser is being compensated so that they can better understand the motives behind the adviser's investment recommendations.
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