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RIA Edge: Industry Faces Advisor Shortfall as $124T Wealth Transfer Looms

By David Armstrong · WealthManagement.com ·

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Bringing in younger advisors is critical for a firm’s market valuation and long-term financial health, according to wealth managers speaking at the recent RIA Edge Austin conference.

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