A STUDY OF ROLE OF FINANCIAL PLANNER IN STOCK MARKET INVESTMENT IN INDIA
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i3.2024.3346Keywords:
Financial Planning, Financial Advisors, Need of Financial Advisor, Role of Financial AdvisorsAbstract [English]
It's difficult to plan for a stable financial future. However, people are taking more and more responsibility for their own financial destiny. Although most people understand how important planning is, many lack the time or knowledge to create a plan and make the necessary financial decisions. Financial advisors are therefore required to manage an individual's wealth, and this process is referred to as wealth management.
Numerous financial advisors provide a wide range of services to meet the various financial needs of their clients. These organisations provide the help of qualified financial counsellors to complete the process. These financial consultants offer a range of investment alternatives to assist individuals or corporations in properly managing their wealth.
The first step in a financial planner's job is a consultation during which the customer provides information about their money and financial objectives. The planner then creates a thorough financial plan that pinpoints issues, offers suggestions for enhancement, and chooses suitable investments in line with the client's objectives, risk tolerance, and expectation or requirement for a return on investment.
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