Selling an Advisor Practice Can be a Wonderful Step into Retirement

Financial Wellness EngagementSelling an Advisor Practice is a transaction where setting strategy pays-off.  Answering the question of “How much money can I make?” is not a true reflection of setting a sound strategy.

When selling an advisor practice, the transaction and the corresponding compensation for the advisor can create an idyllic setting.  But that idyllic setting for the advisor translates to a level of risk to the acquirer.

Fred Barstein highlights some of the risk that an acquirer may structure into an M&A agreement – and how an astute Acquirer can look to mitigate that risk.  Mr. Barstein outlines the Acquirers Risk as the topic is one of his Top 5 Stories in Wealthmanagement.com recently.

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