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Being a fiduciary is the ‘true professionalization’ of financial advice

Blaine Aikin of Fiduciary Insights and Liz Miller of Summit Place Financial Advisors

Ultimately, fiduciary care is going to drive the RIA space, advisor says.

For many registered investment advisors, fiduciary duty is essential when acting in the best interests of clients.

Doing so means they operate from a position of trust and confidence. All aspects of how independent advisors conduct themselves “need to be pointed in that direction,” says Blain

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