Tom Brough Financial Advisor: Finding a Financial Advisor

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Tom Brough Financial Advisor: Finding a Financial Advisor Tom Brough, a Financial Advisor, is the President of Brough Investment Advisors, an investment firm based in Chicago, Illinois. He is a Securities and Exchange Commission registered financial advisor who has been president of Brough Investment Advisors since its formation in 2009. Brough Investment Advisors is a Register Investment Advisor. Thomas Brough, a Financial Advisor, says that means the firm does not have a group of investment products that they are limited to use. "I'm a financial advisor who is a strong believer in low cost investment management," he says. "However, I also give clients access to unique private money managers that they normally would not have access to, because of their high minimum investments." Tom Brough, a Financial Advisor, has more than twenty years of experience in finance. He attended DePaul University in Chicago and received a Bachelor's degree in finance when he graduated in 1993. "After graduating from college, I worked at several regional brokerage firms," he recalls. After that he went solo: from 1998 to 2007, he worked as an independent broker. In 2009 he enrolled in a certified financial program at Northwestern University and successfully completed it. There are some key questions that anyone should ask before they hire any financial professional, says Tom Brough, a Financial Advisor. He says that it is important to find out what kind of experience the financial professional has, in particular with people that are in the same circumstances that you are in. He says it's important to find out what their educational background is, and what licenses they have. He recommends finding out whether they are registered with the SEC, like he is, or with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. He also says that you should find out what products or services your would-be financial advisor has to offer, and how they are paid. Some, he says, will charge a flat rate, while others are paid hourly or by commission. And it's a good idea to find out whether the advisor your talking to has ever had any problems with a government regulator, or has any kind of disciplinary history. It's important to meet with the potential advisor in a one-on-one, in-person meeting, says Tom Brough, a Financial Advisor. He says to always bear in mind that there are many different kinds of financial professionals who can help you manage your money. The most important thing for new investors to know is what their financial goals are, and to check out the professional you are thinking about using. To get more information about Tom Brough a Financial Advisor visit at

http://sett.com/tombroughfinancialadvisor


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