Richard Ede
Richard Ede is a registered investment advisor at Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, INC., based in Fairfield, IA, with 30 years of industry experience. Their practice areas include Divorce Planning, Education Planning, Estate Planning, Financial Planning & Coaching, and 4 more. Their firm serves 323,031 clients with $100B in assets under management.
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Fee Structure
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors (CIRA) offers investment management services through several platforms. Fees are based on a percentage of your portfolio's value and are negotiable. The maximum annual fee is 2.25%. Fees can be structured as flat, tiered, or breakpoint. You may also encounter setup fees and service fees. Fees are typically deducted directly from your account. CIRA also offers WealthPort, a wrap fee program with inclusive fees. The WealthPort maximum advisory fee is 2.25% annually.
Location
1776 Pleasant Plain Rd., Fairfield, IA, 52556-8757
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Richard works as an advisory representative of a Registered Investment Advisor, spending about half his time on investment-related activities. He also works as an IT Project Manager for Medline Industries, dedicating nearly full-time hours to this non-investment related role.
Employment History
Current Registrations
Cambridge Investment Research, INC.Broker
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, INC.
Previous Registrations
Investment Advisors CORP
Investment Advisors CORP
Broker Dealer Financial Services CORP.Broker
Dickinson & CO.Broker
Dean Witter Reynolds INC.Broker
Dickinson & CO.Broker
State Registrations3 states
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