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What the industry gets wrong about DIY investors

By Tobias Salinger · Financial Planning ·

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While the wealth management industry usually counts self-directed clients as a separate segment of investing from its traditional base, new research suggests that there are many customers who have both a financial advisor and a DIY account.

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