- May Help Increase Your Investment Results. A 10 1/2 year study of investments made over 5,000 mutual funds conducted by Dalbar Financial Services (ending May 31, 1995) illustrates why. Investors who used independent registered representatives outperformed those who didn't by over 17% in their equity fund investments and approximately 21% in their fixed income fund investment.
- Analyzes How Changing Conditions Affect You. Financial publications like to show lists of hot funds to buy now. But those recommendations change frequently. Whose list should you believe? With an independent professional on your side, you can gain an understanding of how changing economic and market conditions affect your particular situation. So when you do make a change in your investment portfolio, there's a logical reason behind it.
- Takes The Time To Understand You And Your Goals. An independent registered representative makes it his or her business to learn who you are, where you are with your investment program and where you want to go.
- Helps Make Investing More Convenient. What does it take to develop a personalized investment program, monitor your investments and keep track of all the paperwork, too? More time than your busy schedule may allow.
- Works To Deliver Information While It's Still Timely. By the time important investment news reaches the financial media, it may lose its value for the average investor. An independent registered representative can let you know about an opportunity while it still is an opportunity.
- Helps You Decide How To Allocate Your Assets. Owning just one investments isn't always the best strategy. Diversifying your investments among a number of different investments can reduce overall risk. Two investments, five investments, what percentage of your investable dollars do you put in income investments, in equity investments, money market investments, in domestic versus international investments?
- Can Make Recommendations On A Completely Independent Basis. What difference does independence make? An independent registered representative can offer a myriad of investment options from a wide variety of money managers. A registered representative is only truly independent if his or her firm does not offer any proprietary products; and the firm is not owned or controlled by a financial services company that produces insurance or investment products.
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