Correcting the Advisor-Client Disconnect Over the Definition of Risk
When advisors say the word “risk,” they are most often thinking of the technical definition. When clients hear the word “risk,” they tend to think of the chances they’ll run out of money or fail to meet an important goal. Carl Richards on the need to erase this disconnect, because it can affect a client’s decisions.
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