DOCTORS AND LAWYERS: Often Aren’t Millionaires

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FINANCIAL ADVISORS: Usually Aren’t Millionaires

THE TRUTH MUST BE TOLD!

By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA MEd CMP

http://www.MarcinkoAssociates.com

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Financial Advisors and Financial Planners Usually Aren’t Millionaires

According to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), financial advisors had a median annual salary of $99,580 in 2023, which is significantly higher than the national average of $65,470. Of course, salaries of financial advisors can differ significantly by their location and level of expertise. The client’s profile may also have an impact on their compensation. But, many are not rich.

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This is unfortunate. Financial advisors and Financial planners don’t rank among the millionaire professions in Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko’s book The Millionaire Next Door. Many work as salaried employees rather than entrepreneurs, lacking the scalable income potential of business owners who reinvest profits.

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Stanley and Danko also stressed frugality, a challenge for advisors pressured to flaunt success—think luxury cars or upscale offices—making them “income-statement affluent” rather than “balance-sheet affluent.”

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CONCLUSION

The truth is that a Financial Advisors’ success isn’t measured in client returns. Instead it is measured in their ability to gather assets and retain clients. In other words; Financial Advisors do not need to be good with money.

Financial Advisors need to be good with marketing, advertising, sales and people.

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MILLIONAIRES: Retirement Accounts Are Up!

By Staff Reporters

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Retirement Accounts are Minting Millionaires

It’s good to have money stashed in the stock market when the market is doing well. The number of people with at least $1 million in their 401(k) and IRA accounts jumped 12% in the second quarter 2024, according to a report from Fidelity Investments, largely tracking the market’s gain during that period. It’s the third straight quarter of growth in $1+ million accounts and close to a record high.

But start saving now, because building a hard-boiled nest egg through retirement accounts takes time: The average age of a 401(k) millionaire is 59, Fidelity said.

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RETIREMENT: America’s Millionaires

By Staff Reporters

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It seems many of America’s millionaires are saving for retirement. Thanks largely to a stock market, the number of 401(k) millionaires hit a new record last quarter—rising 2.5% to 497,000, as per Fidelity. It was the third quarter in a row of growth for retirement savings, Quartz reports, and the average amount in retirement accounts hit $127,100.

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But even those who have made it to the $1 million mark haven’t quite hit the figure most Americans think they need to retire comfortably. That’d be $1.46 million, according to the latest survey by Northwestern Mutual.

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Twenty [20] Habits of “Eventual” Millionaires

But, Maybe NOT … Doctors!

By staff reporters

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