| | Practicing Significance - Financial Advisors |
 | | There is a boom in financial advisors who want to be known as “wealth managers.” These advisors typically want to work with only rich people and hope to provide services ranging from estate planning and taxes to investment management to psychological and spiritual advice. |
 | | Advisors are available to help make short-term or long-term choices, make investment choices in the stock market or other markets, make insurance choices, do tax planning, give estate planning advice and/or advise on day-to-day financial planning. |
 | | Fees to financial advisors come in many ways: a percentage for assets under control, fees when products are purchased or sold, hourly fees, commissions or rebates from financial institutions, or other commissions. |
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