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You've heard the expression: "It's a young person's world." This might be true in the entertainment and fashion industries, yet in financial services, gray hair is considered an advantage. Years ago, when living in Brooklyn, a friend related an amusing comment after his parents met me for the first time. "I met Mr. Sanders. He's just a kid!" That's not the impression you want to leave with prospects. Established advisors have many advantages, but newer ones have quite a few, too. Check them out in the gallery above.
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