Paul discusses what prompted him to separate administration from advice fees, why more advisers should consider making ongoing service arrangements a thing of the past, and why he believes episodic advice is the way of the future.
Paul also touches on how increases in regulation have affected his business, what types of clients are best suited to episodic advice and how he hopes to keep advice affordable for middle-class consumers.
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