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The article discusses investment advice, the professionals in this specialized field, and their qualifications. The increasing complexity of the investment . The article highlights all the available sources of investment advice, including the investment banker, the commercial bank or trust company, and the investment counselor. The adequacy of investment advisor fees is discussed, and the question of whether investment advisors and the recommendations they give can truly be disinterested is examined.

The article offers information on how businessmen can audit their personal finances in an annual basis in the U.S. It discusses the four parts of personal financial assessment including the personal cash flow statement, the personal balance sheet and the family budget. It mentions the suggestion of financial advisers that businessmen should review their spending from 1972-1974 and pick out all unexpected expenses.

In this article, the author offers tips on how Americans can manage their personal funds in 1926. He advises Americans to work with integrity in order to earn money with honesty. He suggests Americans to plan their expenses and to record money transactions with accuracy. He also recommends Americans to consult their banker or financial advisors on a regular basis.

The article offers information on how to deal with the increasing college costs in the U.S. It mentions the suggestion of financial advisers with Aims Group Inc. on the need for businessmen to set firm plans when their children are no older than 10. It notes the important role of a living trust in helping businessmen ease the burden of college financing.

The article offers information related to the role of the investment advisors to global economy. It states that investment advisors would meet at the conference tables to make decisions that could affect the fate of governments in casting their appraisals on the economy of different countries. It comments that the finance advisors are the guardians of the non-Communist world's intricate system of monetary cooperation.

The article focuses on the management of personal finances in the U.S. It mentions the suggestion of financial advisers that businessmen should assess their personal finances that cover assets, liabilities and cash flow annually. It notes that financial advisers consider financial assessment as a prerequisite for any workable approach to personal money management.

The article provides investment analysis for investors in stock exchanges in the United States. Topics include the financial services industry, what information it is important to know and use when choosing a financial planner or investment adviser, and general strategies for successful financial planning.