Is your Financial Advisor a Psychopath?

Posted on March 15, 2013 by Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA MEd CMP™

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On Going Rogue?

Research shows the financial industry attracts more than its share of charming, manipulative egotists. Or, does it?

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Assessment

Here is what to watch for:

Conclusion

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Ten Ways to Prevent Consumer Financial Fraud Transactions

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA MEd CMP™

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Avoid Being Ripped-Off in the Modern Era

OK, I grew up on the “mean streets” of Baltimore City and took public transportation to high school through the crack addled neighborhoods, and drug-induced “zombies”, of West Baltimore.

I played stick ball in the parking lot of Johns Hopkins Medical School and Hospital, and watched the gang bangers “groan in – and bail out” of the ER.

Later, I attended Loyola University, daily also via public bus, and then came of age on the streets of South Philadelphia long before attending Temple University. And, I walked to work in the emergency room of Pennsylvania Hospital through it all.

So, as a journalist, doctor and financial advisor today, I guess I’ve got some street credibility or some sort of rep [good or bad]!

Accordingly, it is not unusual for me to be asked to speak or write about modern financial fraud prevention. Simple really … Street smarts!

Assessment

Link: Ten Ways to Prevent Fraud

What else can you add in sanitized form.

Conclusion

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