How do you feel about working with an advisor who has the legal responsibility of
a Fiduciary? Five key elements of the Fiduciary responsibilities are: 1) Put clients’ interests first,
2) Act with utmost good faith and individual loyalty to you, 3) Provide full and fair disclosure of
all material facts, 4) Not mislead clients, 5) Disclose all conflicts of interest to clients. Registered
Investment Advisors and their Investment Advisor Representatives are required by law to act as
fiduciaries. Stock Brokers, Registered Representatives of Broker Dealers, and Insurance Agents
usually DON’T HAVE FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITY and sell financial products under a much lower
standard of suitability. We hope you care enough to work with someone who puts your interests
before theirs and meets fiduciary standards. Is fiduciary responsibility of an advisor important to
you? On a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the highest level of importance, what would you say your
level is?