Financial Quackery

from Unconventional Wisdom Hosted by Ed Rempel

"Financial Quackery" is one of the main reasons most people struggle financially. My latest podcast episode is my attempt at humour to explain what to look for to get real advice, rather than the typical industry foolishness pretending to be advice. Listen to this podcast episode to find out: What I mean by "financial quackery". Why "quackery" happens in the financial planning industry (and how to avoid it). How does "quackery" ruin your retirement plan? How can you get real financial advice? Why a real plan will let you make an informed choice. Is the idea of "one advisor" important?

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