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From stories about dynamic wealth creators to expert advice on wealth management, Worth is organized into three chapters: ‘Make’ focuses on wealth creation and entrepreneurship; ‘Grow’ centers on wealth management and investing, and ‘Live’ highlights philanthropy, lifestyle and passion investing.
The debut issue also included a new service from Worth, the “Worth Leading Wealth Advisors Program,” a showcase for wealth, insurance and legal advisors nationwide. Advisors who apply for admission into the program are screened by the Worth Leading Wealth Advisors team and experts at Paladin Registry to help ensure advisor quality. In order to be considered for the Worth Leading Wealth Advisors Program, financial and legal professionals must be willing to provide complete and full disclosure to investors so that independent Paladin analysts can thoroughly screen and evaluate their credentials, ethics and business practices. Once admitted into the program, advisors pay a fee to be included.
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