Financial advisors who have earned the CFP[® certification] have worked hard build to a client base, and establish a thriving practice. So, why derail that with a letter of admonition, a suspension of the right to use the mark, or a complete revocation, which is nearly impossible to get back?

In a recent Webinar moderated by Michael Shaw, the CFP Board of Standard[s'] managing director of professional review and legal; Grace C. Fuller; and Dan Candura[, CFP®] offered some simple tips to avoiding getting red flags from the board. View the slideshow >

Financial Planning
April 7, 2011