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Dow Jones Wealth Manager won a Stevie Award for Best
New Media Service at the 2007 American Business Awards
presented in New York City last June. We look at how this
service for financial advisors can benefit the end
user.
 Have you noticed any improvement recently
in the information that your financial advisor has been
providing on wealth management? Are you getting more updates
on how to improve the handling of your funds? And is your
advisor also providing more relevant information on your
favorite sports, hobbies, and interests outside the financial
sphere?
This could well be because he or she has plugged into a new
Web-based service from Dow Jones & Company/Dow Jones
Enterprise Media Group. Dow Jones Wealth
Manager is a new online tool providing its users
with, literally, a wealth of information, scouring not just
the highly respected Dow Jones publications such as The
Wall Street Journal, Barron's, and SmartMoney,
but also The New York Times, Los Angeles
Times, and a myriad trade and specialist publications,
for useful news.
The benefit to those of you with large amounts to manage
and invest is that your advisor now has this wealth of
information at his or her fingertips. By utilizing the Dow
Jones Wealth Manager your advisor is able to comb through
relevant topics quickly and pass pertinent information on
speedily, thus providing greater opportunities to profit from
that information.
If wealth preservation, alternative investments,
international investments, or retirement are as important to
you as investing in art, fine wine, or simply playing golf,
and your wealth manager is not already using this invaluable
service, perhaps you should encourage him/her to do so. Here
are some of the resources offered:
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Harriet Green won the Stevie Award
for Best Executive in EMEA in the 2007 Stevie Awards for Women
In Business.
by Barbara Tuchman.
a German film that won the 2006 Academy Award
for Best Foreign Language Film, and I would recommend
it to everyone—it's so powerful.
