Advisory Management

  

Wall Street/Silicon Valley corporate types love the concepts of advice and management so much that there are actually two professions that commonly use the term "advisory management" as a descriptor.

In the investment management field, the phrase refers to the people who provide advice to investors about where to put their money. They are advising you on how to manage your money, i.e. advisory management.

The second common use of the term comes from the corporate consulting field. In this context, the phrase denotes the people who come in to help companies make strategic decisions. They advise the company's managers on what to do, i.e. advisory management.

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financial planner and yes you can see that the financial planner is kind of a

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subset of the advisor but well you know pours better coffee in other words all

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financial planners are financial advisors but not all financial advisors

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are financial planners okay so the financial planner what do they do they

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plan financially what does that mean? while the planner looks at your budget

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your rent your insurance your likely taxes and a whole bunch of other little [Financial planner duties appear]

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detailing things that you could probably do entirely on your own if you thought

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about it for five minutes but whatever trauma happened to you and [Man with injuries laying on couch]

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your childhood rendered you somehow incapable of doing so and you called in

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Mommy financial planner who held your hand and help you fill out whatever

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forms establish whatever goals and create whatever programs you needed to

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create whether you're an individual pediatrician, a small business or

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something bigger well financial planners come in a bunch

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of certificated flavors like certified financial planner yeah that's a big

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catchy one and then there's corollary sidebar ones like chartered financial

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consultant and for the really heavy hitter investment planning people well

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there's a chartered financial analyst levels one two and three which is the

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full contact x-rated version of being a hardcore financial planner so then [Types of financial planner appear]

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what's a financial advisor or FA? or FAH as the Dolphins like to call them well

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essentially they are your investment whisperer

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they sit on your left shoulder and your right shoulder whispering about greed [Angel financial planner whispering on mans shoulder]

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specifically a financial advisor is typically a broker in one form or

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another who directly helps execute purchases and sales of securities while

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knowing a thing or three about estate and tax planning, insurance and other

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financial adventures like the joys of owning real estate so a FA must have a

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series 65 license or more the good ones have all passed the series

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seven exam which is the granddaddy and a few are also CPAs i.e hardcore

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