Early Retirement

Dallas Morning News - Financial Advisers Miss Mark by Ignoring Dynamic Method

We've criticized conventional financial planning from the beginning of this series. We've said the industry engages in target practice, promotes consumption disruption, solicits risk, provides quick but erroneous "solutions," and makes outrageously bad saving and insurance recommendations.

In short, we've suggested that advice-givers, particularly large marketing-driven financial institutions, are engaging in financial malpractice.