FYI: It happened in September, during a long layover in the Atlanta airport. Waiting for the next leg, an overnight flight to Paris, I start talking with a man seated across from me. A retired chef, he’s lively, colorful and talkative. His wife, seated nearby, is younger and quieter.
I ask if she is retired like her husband.
“No, I’m a financial adviser. I help people make good plans for retirement,” she says. Then she returns to her Kindle.
Regards,
Ted
https://assetbuilder.com/knowledge-center/articles/the-one-million-financial-advisers-problem
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http://www.warren.senate.gov/?p=press_release&id=989
I found this especially galling, since my wife and I did a Viking cruise last year. The difference...we paid for ours. My guess is that this so-called advisor had to sell a TON of annuities to her poor clients to get such a bonus. Yes, it should be illegal. No, it won't happen anytime soon. The insurance industry has deep pockets.
To jettison this thread even more off topic....how did you like the Viking cruise? The extended family did an Italy trip earlier this year, and Viking came up in conversation as a future...so opinions would be appreciated.
thanks