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Making a decision to go independent--or any change of firms--should NOT be done lightly. Here are some thoughts on how to frame your research process when looking at potential places to establish your own business.
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Ashley Hodge, an independent financial advisor in the Fort Worth area, talked about his path to the independent channel. Ashley describes two drastically different transitions in his career, and also breaks down how he has lowered his overhead after going independent.
Jim Webb and I started in the business together at Edward Jones in 2002. We have remained friends in the years since I left EJ in 2005, and my experience became very valuable to him when he was ready to make a move in 2016. I interviewed him five times as he planned for and executed his transition: from a few weeks before until ten months after his move. This episode is part 5 of that series.
Jim Webb and I started in the business together at Edward Jones in 2002. We have remained friends in the years since I left EJ in 2005, and my experience became very valuable to him when he was ready to make a move in 2016. I interviewed him five times as he planned for and executed his transition: from a few weeks before until ten months after his move. This episode is part 4 of that series.
Jim Webb and I started in the business together at Edward Jones in 2002. We have remained friends in the years since I left EJ in 2005, and my experience became very valuable to him when he was ready to make a move in 2016. I interviewed him five times as he planned for and executed his transition: from a few weeks before until ten months after his move. This episode is part 3 of that series.
Jim Webb and I started in the business together at Edward Jones in 2002. We have remained friends in the years since I left EJ in 2005, and my experience became very valuable to him when he was ready to make a move in 2016. I interviewed him five times as he planned for and executed his transition: from a few weeks before until ten months after his move. This episode is part 2 of that series.
Jim Webb and I started in the business together at Edward Jones in 2002. We have remained friends in the years since I left EJ in 2005, and my experience became very valuable to him when he was ready to make a move in 2016. I interviewed him five times as he planned for and executed his transition: from a few weeks before until ten months after his move. This episode is part 1 of that series.