Financial Services Professionals Report

Who is the Financial Services Professional?

Financial Services Professionals (FSP) are generally those who use financial strategies, techniques, and other services to provide solutions to individuals and businesses to help them accumulate, protect and distribute wealth. For this Report, FSPs offer recommendations to their clients about financial products, including life, health, disability and long-term care insurance, as well as investment products and mutual funds that may be used to implement the solutions decided upon by clients to reach their financial goals.

FSPs must be properly trained and hold the appropriate licenses for the products and services they offer to their customers. There are a number of titles or names that an FSP might use depending upon their legal credentials, years in the business, companies and/or products they represent. These terms could include: financial consultant, financial advisor, financial representative, registered representative or financial planner.

Many FSPs work for investment brokerage firms, insurance companies or banks, offering strategies on a wide range of topics, including retirement, estate planning, insurance protection, funding for college, and general investment management options.

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