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Originally Posted by manaboutown
They appear to sell annuities, a particularly high commission product, judging from the complaints of record FINRA shows resolved one way or the other.
They also sell life insurance; indeed, for the most part their employment histories originated in the insurance industry. Of course these are high commission, low yield products.
Noteworthy to me is that their formal post high school education is not posted as part of their CVs on the F&F website. Enquiring minds want to know! Oh well...
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Amazing how some of these so called financial advisors do not bother to advertise their qualifications for telling others how to invest their life savings. One was a former math teacher who had enough of teaching and thought he could do better as an advisor.
Some have even said they use a computer model that tells when you should buy and sell in the market.