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| | | ... will damage the relationship between organisations and their clients. Russell Investments' latest Value of an Adviser Report further details the importance of trust between clients and advisers, as it emerges as the single biggest driver of client ... |
| | | | ... financial advice shows ability to trust remains the core expectation when seeking advice. The 2025 Value of an Adviser Report, surveying some 700 Australian investors (advised and unadvised) and nearly 200 financial advisers, found that financial advisers ... |
| | | | ... value for client portfolios, a new study shows, down from 5.9% last year. Now in its seventh year, the Value of an Adviser Report by Russell Investments found financial advisers continue to deliver for clients, particularly during this year, which required ... |
| | | | ... client portfolios compared to those who are non-advised. According to Russell Investments' 2023 Value of an adviser report, not only can advisers help boost client assets, but they can also help navigate the practical and emotional burdens of their ... |
| | | | Russell Investments Value of an Adviser report says many investors are being pressured into sub-optimal investment decisions but having a financial adviser could add more than 4% to total portfolio value. So, even though advice fees have jumped 16% ... |
| | | | ... client's portfolio by 5.2% per annum, according to new research. The fourth annual Russell Investments Value of an Adviser Report found that advisers' biggest contribution to clients is their behavioural coaching role, which was most beneficial from ... |
| | | | ... more each year to clients, according to new research. It's the key finding of Russell Investments' Value of an Adviser Report for 2020, saying this is the case for adviser/client relationships that extend beyond investment-only advice. The biggest contributor ... |
| | | | According to the new Value of an Adviser report by Russell Investments, financial advisers deliver value of at least 4.4% or more every year to their clients beyond investment-only advice. Russell's research estimates the average Australian receiving ... |
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