A person who works for a Registered Investment Advisor and provides investment advice to clients. IARs must pass qualifying examinations and be registered with the SEC or state securities regulators. IARs are held to the fiduciary standard, meaning they must put their clients’ interests first. See Investment Advisers Act of 1940, Fiduciary
- About
Professional Development
for Financial AdvisorsFinancial Education
for Consumers- Financial Education for Consumers
- Financial Planning
- Cash Reserves
- Credit & Debt
- Insurance
- Taxes
- Home Ownership
- Investment Management
- Entrepreneurship
- College Planning
- Career Planning
- Marriage Planning
- Retirement Planning
- Longevity Planning
- Estate Planning
- Kids & Money
- Crypto
- Choosing a Financial Advisor
Museum of
Personal Finance- Blog
- Quizzes
