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Why To Hire An Entry-Level Advisor (Even If AI Can Do Their Job Instead)

By Daniel Yerger · Kitces.com ·

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The rapid advance of AI-enabled financial planning software has led many advisory firms to wonder whether they still need to hire entry-level planners. With tools now able to turn a client's spreadsheets and PDFs into a detailed financial plan in a matter of minutes, handing off the work traditionally given to new…

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