Knoxville Clients Don’t Want Sales. They Want Strategy.

A lot of people don’t realize there’s a meaningful difference between a financial advisor and a financial fiduciary. Some professionals are held to a suitability standard, meaning they must only recommend something “appropriate”—even if it’s not the best fit. Others, like us, operate under a fiduciary standard. That means:

  • We’re legally obligated to act in your best interest

  • We don’t receive commissions or incentives for recommending one investment over another

  • Our advice is structured around you—your timeline, tax picture, family dynamics, and long-term goals

We think Knoxville families deserve this higher standard. That’s why every advisor at ProffittGoodson adheres to it.



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