What is fee-based advice, anyway?

Fee-based advice is objective advice, like the kind you know from your tax advisor or lawyer.
Objectivity is only possible because the advisor receives no additional income from third parties. You pay them for their independent advice – you and no one else.

As a result, they have no interest in persuading you to buy a particular product. For a fee-based advisor, only your individual goals, needs, and wishes count.

The opposite of the fee-based advisor is the ordinary bank advisor, who receives a commission from fund or insurance companies for selling financial products so that the products sell better.

This commission is deducted from the buyer's investment amount, i.e. from your money, and thus reduces your profit.

An end to poor and overpriced products that are of no use to you!
Fee-based advice makes sense if you are not familiar with the subject matter and would like to hear the advice of an independent expert. Objective information is the best basis for decisions you can stand behind.

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