Last week, U.S. discount broker Charles Schwab released a research report indicating that one in four American investors is considering changing firms or advisors, consistent with recent data on Canadian investors open to making a move.
An interesting insight emerged when investors were asked why they might switch. The top two factors, each mentioned 32% of the time, were desire for a better fee structure and better advice. Just behind in 29% of cases where investors are contemplating a move was the desire for more proactive contact.
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Last week, U.S. discount broker Charles Schwab released a research report indicating that one in four American investors is considering changing firms or advisors, consistent with recent data on Canadian investors open to making a move.
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