If you think something will cost $10,000, it will cost $15,000 to $20,000,”
Mag Black-Scott, Beverly Hills Wealth Management.
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Wirehouse Breakaways Must Wait for Profits
Chris Latham | Financial Advisor IQ, February 2014
Read the article online >Summary: Brokers who break away from wirehouses often do so because they’re tired of handing 60% to 70% of their hard-earned revenues over to their employer. But advisors who have taken the plunge into independence say they generally have to wait quite a while before breaking even, let alone turning a profit. Many face unexpected costs when setting up shop for themselves, and even those who partner with hybrid RIAs make sacrifices in the early days, experts say.