The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says financial advisers marketing themselves as specialists in serving seniors may be causing more confusion than clarity for consumers.
Financial advisers often advertise “senior” designations to imply to consumers that they have advanced training or expertise in the financial needs of older people. But a report released Thursday shows that these designations are not always a clear indicator of experience and are confusing for consumers.
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