Dawn was my first financial advisor, and my interaction with her has taught me how corrupted this whole industry is. A few years back I was a new employee about to open a 401k account for the very first time. While Dawn was totally capable of appearing to be knowledgeable and presented me with a dozen portfolios of investment option, she intentionally neglected to reveal the most important investment advice that is best for my financial interest: pay attention to the expense ratio charged by each mutual fund. She also intentionally neglected to tell me another important fact: if I didn't start contributing to my 401K in the smallest amount, I lose the employer match benefit, which is essentially leaving money on the table. If Dawn is indeed looking out for the financial interest of her customers as she stated, how could she possibly forget to advise me on those two important investment facts as I was opening a 401k account with her? Thinking about the experience now, I believe Dawn truely represents what most investment advisors are. They only look out for their own profits and interests, not their customers. Beware! read more