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Fee Only Path What Students Need to Know

The episode is aimed at students and newer planners, so advisors who hire, mentor or train emerging talent may find the career-path discussion relevant. It also covers NAPFA's role in a planner's career and its Genesis group.

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Summary

By the running an ria desk

Danielle Miura interviews Marcus Holzberg about his path into fee-only financial planning, his client work and his involvement with NAPFA Genesis. They discuss how fee-only planning looks in practice, the role NAPFA can play in a planner's career, and advice for students and emerging planners. The description also points to NAPFA student resources.

  1. Marcus Holzberg discusses his journey into fee-only financial planning.
  2. The interview covers his experience working with clients.
  3. It addresses his involvement with NAPFA Genesis.
  4. The conversation includes advice for students and emerging financial planners.

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