The Advantages of One Day In July

You might be in the financial industry and looking to shift to a firm that focuses on index fund investing. Or you might be a “career changer,” realizing that you need a new outlook and a fresh start. In either case, we will consider you. We offer compensation high enough that career changing into One Day In July is a possibility.

We are selective in our hiring. We are looking for people who want to build a meaningful, high-performance, highly paid career. We like competitive people who push themselves hard. But if your attitude is “job” and not “career,” this is not a good fit for you.

  • We generate a steady supply of leads for new advisors.
  • Our base compensation is high enough that you can switch careers.
  • We are 100% fiduciaries on all accounts.
  • We invest clients the way we invest our own families – in the best, lowest-cost diversified index funds we can find. You will go to bed at night feeling ethical!
  • We train new advisors.
  • Advisors are W-2 employees so they can participate in our health care plan, 401k plan, and use our office space. We supply computers, phones, and software. Advisors can focus on their clients.

We do not try to be all things to all people at One Day In July. We are a focused operation. Ranked among the fastest growing advisory firms in the nation, with no external capital invested, what we are doing is working.


DIFFERENTIATORS
GETTING STARTED
MATERIALS
How We Are Different
Understanding Your Financial Statement
Articles by Dan Cunningham
Investing with Low Cost Index Funds
Pay Yourself First
Why Use a Fiduciary Financial Advisor?
Vermont Financial Planning
Quarterly Booklets
Financial Planning
Investor Resources
Investment Tools
Financial Firm Comparison
The Investment Process
One Day In July in the Media
Local Financial Advisor
How to Switch Financial Advisors
Frequently Asked Questions
Book Recommendations
Types of Investors
One Day In July Careers
Prospect Booklet
Square Mailers
Fee Calculator
SERVICES
Types of Accounts We Manage
Options for Self-Employed Retirement Plans
Saving Strategies
What to do When Receiving a Pension
Investment Tax Strategy: Tax Loss Harvesting
Vermont Investment Management
How to Invest an Inheritance
Investment Tax Strategy: Tax Lot Optimization
Vermont Retirement Planning
How to Make the Best 401k Selections
Investing for Retirement: 401k and More
Vermont Wealth Management
How to Rollover a 401k to an IRA
Investing in Bennington, VT
Vermont Financial Advisors
Investing in Albany, NY
Investing in Saratoga Springs, NY
New Hampshire Financial Advisors
INVESTING THOUGHTS
Should I Try to Time the Stock Market?
Mutual Funds vs. ETFs
Inflation
The Cycle of Investor Emotion
Countering Arguments Against Index Funds
Annuities - Why We Don't Sell Them
Taxes on Investments
How Financial Firms Bill
Low Investment Fees
Retirement Financial Planning
Investing in a Bear Market
Investing in Gold
Is Your Investment Advisor Worth One Percent?
Active vs. Passive Investment Management
Investment Risk vs. Investment Return
Who Supports Index Funds?
Investing Concepts
Does Stock Picking Work?
The Growth and Importance of Female Investors
Behavioral Economics
The Forward P/E Ratio
Donor-Advised Fund vs. Private Foundation

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Vergennes, VT 05491

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Chesterbrook, PA 19087

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Burlington, VT 05401

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Middlebury, VT 05753

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Hanover, NH 03755

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Rutland, VT 05701

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