A Certified Financial Planner Mark Is Not the Same as a License

The letters after a planner's name and the registration behind them are two different things, and you want both. A certified financial planner has passed a rigorous qualification covering investments, tax, insurance, and estate matters, proving competence. Being a SEBI-registered investment advisor is the legal license to advise for a fee under a fiduciary duty. One shows knowledge; the other governs conduct. Checking only the credential, or only the registration, leaves a gap. Ask any certified financial planner for both before you trust them with a plan. As a SEBI-registered investment advisor, 1 Finance offers purely advisory guidance with no products to sell and no commissions to earn. Get it on the App Store.

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