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The Kelly Group in Florham Park, N.J., has been helping clients manage wealth for 40 years.
Two American College of Financial Services professors worry that equities are too risky as income replacements.
These clients trust their plans, leaving panic to the unadvised, advisors say.
But the economist thinks the U.S. could dodge a recession.
Advisors will have to do more for less in the future, the Carson Group's chief strategy officer said.
Huge firms and small firms can successfully co-exist, Schwab's Bradley said.
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