STUDY: Financial Advisors See Payoffs for Switching Firms
5/9/13 9:52 AM
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Fidelity has just released its second annual “Insights on Independence” study, and the results show that financial advisors on the move have the biggest increase in pay. The study found that financial advisors who switched firms earned 22 percent more than they did in 2008 (compared to a 17 percent increase for advisors that stayed put at one firm).