ABRC-ESOP

Monday, April 21, 2008

 

Why Professional Advisors Don't Reccmond ESOPs

Even if professional advisors are aware of the benefits of ESOPs, they may feel that they will be unable to assist their clients with the implementation of an ESOP. Since a major goal of a professional advisor is to share their expertise and receive compensation for it, they are likely to look for other business transition alternatives where they can utilize their expertise. As a result, there are situations where an ESOP might be a great fit but is not seriously considered. I am not questioning the integrity of these very competent professionals; rather, I am identifying a legitimate barrier to increasing the ESOP growth rate.
(Aaron Juckett)

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