Financial advisors aim to educate consumers

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Consumers need to be careful about who gives them financial advice and at least know whether that advisor gets a kickback for recommending a certain stock, insurance or investment tool.

That?s the message that the National Association of Professional Financial Advisors wants to drill into the minds of consumers.

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