Explore how financial advisor compensation models are shifting from commission-based to fee-based, aligning advisor interests ...

The wealth management industry continues to see a decline in commission revenue and a steady rise in the fee-based model, with more than 77% of compensation expected to be in the form of fees by 2026, ...

The movement towards fee-based compensation isn't losing steam anytime soon – in fact, it's only set to gain momentum. That's according to a new report from Cerulli Associates, which projects more ...

Commission-based revenue has already fallen to 23% of average adviser earnings and is expected to drop further to 17% by 2026. In response, advisers are diversifying pricing models to meet a range of ...

While a growing share of affluent investors say they prefer fee-based financial advice, many still opt for other compensation models, according to new research from Cerulli Associates. Cerulli’s ...

The main difference between a fee-only advisor and a fee-based advisor is how they get compensation for their services. A fee-only advisor only gets paid by clients through fees. Whereas a fee-based ...

In this new series, experts answer questions regarding fiduciary duties for health benefits in retirement plans.

While fee-based financial planning has won over many wealthy investors, some clients, especially the more self-directed ones, still prefer commissions and no-fee platforms, according to a report by ...

A recent report by research firm Cerulli Associates found that affluent clients are most interested in fee-based planning models. The survey found that 36% of affluent investors say they prefer ...

**Commission-Based Compensation** Advisors earn commissions from the financial products they sell. While this can be suitable for certain investment strategies, it’s essential to be aware of potential ...

Some financial advisors might charge a hefty fee, treat you to lunch, and ask for referrals while still managing your ...