Not all financial managers and advisors act in the interests of the client.
For example, an adviser with a low level of competence may recommend a product which is completely unsuitable for the person being consulted and also require a solid commission.
Often managers, in order to demonstrate high profitability, invest heavily in risky assets which are not suitable for the client.
It is also possible that the broker will be a representative of an unreliable company with unconfirmed experience.
Those who have no financial education are likely to come across such "pitfalls". The lack of specialized knowledge and skills leads to inefficient use of capital or even its complete loss.