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Review: Morningstar Office's web-based platform combines research, advisor tools

No-frills interface offers easy access to reports, benchmarking

Author Heather Underwood April 26, 2010 at 4:33 AM
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Michael Wilson: We are trying to cut down on the number of systems an advisor needs to use.

John

John

September 20, 2013 — 11:37 PM

Signed on with them 6 months ago. Was told I could get my existing data converted. After I signed up I was told “Not so”. Data conversion was phased out. New system available by September. Nope, not yet. I’m paying for something I can’t use. Looking into their competitors. Tired of being ripped off.

Rob

Rob

January 16, 2014 — 7:10 PM

Save your money!!! There…you’ve been warned.

Tim

Tim

October 12, 2015 — 6:21 PM

Glad I did not waste our firm’s money on this. We were about to pull the trigger and go with this as our rebalancing solution. What happens now to legacy client’s? So you now have to buy in to Morningstar Advisor’s stand alone product to utilize this going forward? What about advisor’s that use a watered down version via their broker/delaer arrangements? This article is very good in one sense that it sounds the bell and alerts the industry, but very lite on specifics.

Brooke Southall

Brooke Southall

October 12, 2015 — 6:25 PM

Hi Tim,

Are you commenting on the article above or the one that was published today?

Thanks,

Brooke

Nate

Nate

December 3, 2020 — 7:53 PM
I was just quoted $14,900 for under 250 accounts and almost $20,000 for 251-500 accounts from Morningstar.

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