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Adviser: Clients Won’t Know You Exist Without a Strong Digital Presence
Josh Nelson, CEO, Keystone Financial Services, and recent winner of 2015 Practice of the Year from Peak Advisor Alliance, is profiled by Liz Skinner in this piece on best practices in social media. Read more
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Keystone Financial Services Honored at Peak Advisor Alliance Excell Spring 2015 Conference
Keystone Financial Services announced today that it has won the 2015 Peak Advisor Alliance “Practice of the Year” Award. Read more
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5 Factors to Consider Before Investing in an ETF
There are now over 1,600 exchange-traded products available to investors, and total assets are quickly approaching $2 trillion. Traditionally, the primary way an investor could get access to a diversified portfolio of stocks was through a mutual fund. But today, many of these investment products mirror the overall market, providing very little differentiation. Read more
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Keystone Financial’s Nelson: The importance of a strong digital presence
Josh Nelson of Keystone Financial Services says just having a website is no longer enough, and breaks down what advisers can do to make sure they have the right digital presence to attract clients. Read more
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Need a Social Media Maven? Try Your Intern
Not sure what to instruct your intern to do at the office? Learn how Keystone Financial Services intern ended up being a huge asset in helping improve their use of social media channels. Read more
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Is Your Financial Advisor a Fiduciary?
President Barack Obama’s recent endorsement of fiduciary standards for financial advisors could have significant implications for the investment industry. Said differently, the president is pushing to require financial advisors to put the client’s needs before their own. That’s right. Your advisor may not have your best interests in mind. Read more
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The Mutual Fund Fees We Don’t Talk About
Mutual fund fees are often discussed, but not fully appreciated by many investors. The ultimate cost of owning a fund is far greater than what meets the eye. This is primarily due to two reasons. First, only about a third of the total cost is reported by the expense ratio. Other hidden fees can more than triple this explicit expense. Read more