What is a Fiduciary?
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📜 A Fiduciary: Your Financial Champion, Not Just an Advisor
Ever wonder what the word "fiduciary" really means for your wallet? Let's break it down.
🤔 What is a Fiduciary?
A fiduciary is legally required to put your interests ahead of their own. It's the highest standard of care in finance.
Example: If Product A pays the advisor more but is worse for you, while Product B is better for you but pays less... a fiduciary must recommend Product B. 🎯
💼 Suitability Standard vs. Fiduciary Duty: The Real Difference
Many financial professionals operate under a "suitability" standard. This means they only have to recommend investments that are "suitable" for your situation—even if there's a better, cheaper option for you.
A fiduciary operates under a duty of care and loyalty. This means we are legally and ethically bound to:
Prioritize your goals over our own. 🥇
Disclose any potential conflicts of interest. 🔍
Provide diligent, transparent advice.
Recommend the most cost-effective options for you, not just the ones that pay more. 💸
✅ At Chalk Money, We Wear the Fiduciary Badge with Pride.
We are legally and ethically bound to act in your best financial interest. You can trust that our advice is designed to help you win, not just to generate a commission for us.
Your money deserves a champion, not just a salesperson. 💪
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