Honoring the man who forever changed the financial planning profession
Published May 19, 2017
by Robert Powell
“Richard B. Wagner, one of the genuine original thinkers of the financial planning profession, died (in March) from injuries suffered after a fall. In over 30 years, Wagner, George Kinder, Roy Diliberto and a small group of other advisers conceived the financial life planning movement and expanded the frontiers of an emerging profession. During that period, financial life planning was transformed from an esoteric aspect of what advisors did into the mainstream.”