Financial services and the African-American market: what every financial planner should know |
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Institution: | 1. Infection Prevention & Control, Environmental Services, & Microbiology Laboratory, St. Joseph Mercy Oakland, Pontiac, MI;2. Xenex Disinfection Services, San Antonio, TX;3. Department of Infection Prevention Management, Integrated Clinical Services, Trinity Health, Livonia, MI |
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Abstract: | African-American consumers differ markedly from their Caucasian counterparts in terms of financial product preferences, product research, and investment asset portfolio composition. This study examines some of the principal differences between African-American and Caucasian households in evaluating and purchasing investment assets and explores differences in asset holdings between the two racial groups. This information can help financial planners seeking to market to the African-American community better understand this community, tailor investment information for the unique needs of this community, and render more effective service to individuals and families that comprise this attractive and growing market segment. |
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