A hunt to find the next generation of financial advisers
June 27, 2014 by Emily Holbrook
The well-documented graying of the insurance and financial services industry is creating a problem for Wall Street. As this New York Times article states, of the 315,000 advisers working in the United States, only 5 percent are younger than 30. Further, AIG Advisor Group found it had more advisers older than 80 than younger than 30. So where is the next generation of financial advisers going to come from? That question has created a sense of urgency — and desperation — within the industry.
—Emily Holbrook
Originally Posted at LIfeHealthPro on June 26, 2014 by Emily Holbrook.
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