The American Institute of CPAs, in a letter emailed to its financial advisor members last Friday, shrugged off an announcement earlier week by the National Association Of Personal Financial Advisors to accept only CFPs as NAPFA members.
“As the professional home for CPA financial planners, the AICPA stands behind our members and the qualifications and expertise they bring to supporting their clients,” said the email to AICPA Personal Financial Planning (PFP) Section Members & CPA/PFS credential holders.
AICPA’s response to NAPFA was muted, considering that NAP
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