Liz Weston: How can I be certain my financial advisor is acting on my best interests?

Published on: 05/23/2026

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Liz Weston, personal finance columnist

Dear Liz: You often emphasize the importance of using a financial planner or advisor who is a fiduciary. But how does one know whether a given planner or advisor is a fiduciary? Is it just the planner or advisor claiming to be one? Are there any licensing laws or professional organizations that grant such a designation?

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