When you hire a financial advisor, you trust them with your money and your future. But that trust can be broken if you sign a contract that hides risks or puts you at a disadvantage. Many people don’t read the fine print, or they don’t know what to look for. That’s a problem. A bad contract can cost you money, limit your options, or even lock you into a relationship you can’t escape. Knowing the warning signs in financial advisor contracts can help you protect yourself. Here are ten red flags you should never ignore.
