Discover the difference with a Registered Investment Advisor

Michael Green introduces TGA Capital Management and makes a see-it-in-60-seconds case for why fiduciary advice actually matters. As an independent registered investment advisory, TGA delivers low-cost, fiduciary guidance for individuals and plan sponsors, with one clear goal: help investors keep more of what they earn.

In the video, Green breaks down the difference between a fiduciary and an investment representative, and why so many people don’t realize which standard they’re getting. He cites a survey showing 23% of investors would switch advisors if their current advisor wasn’t a fiduciary, then explains how non-fiduciary managed accounts can be built around commissionable transactions, creating avoidable costs like commissions, hidden fees, and loads.

TGA supports the fiduciary rule and applies the fiduciary standard to every account type, not just retirement accounts, including taxable, trust, joint, and college funding accounts. Green also highlights a fee comparison tool designed to uncover potential savings and improve results, and invites viewers to explore their options with a free investment and allocation analysis. For more insights and resources, visit TGA’s website.