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Charles Schwab TV Commercial, 'Funny Sounding Word'

Ad ID: 2751824    30s    2020 ( Inactive )
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Independent financial advisor Molly acknowledges "fiduciary" is a funny-sounding word, but she stresses its importance. She says the term is also a mindset and a way of serving, which guides every action advisors take on behalf of their clients. Charles Schwab says it is proud to support independent financial advisors.

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Charles Schwab
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“Own Your Tomorrow”
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http://www.findyourindependentadvisor.com
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Universal McCann (Media Agency)
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