Talk:Financial adviser
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I removed this addition to the article as whoever wrote it completely missed the point:
- Life Insurance can be set outside the Estate in an individual life insurance trust (ILIT). Often times, a large life insurance policy is placed into a trust outside the estate to avoid the estate tax in order to pay the estate tax on other assets. However, an ILIT funded with a life insurance policy is not a strategy for all large estates.
Simon West 21:47, 13 December 2005 (UTC)
Missing Information
Someone should put in the salary range for this profession. It seems like pertinent information to anyone who is researching this.
[edit] Companies Section
What is the point of the companies section, given that there are thousands of financial advisors ? Why have these companies been selected ? Unless there are good reasons, it looks like advertising to me. -- John 13:23, 8 November 2007 (UTC)
