Update: I was notified by Trustpilot that Fisher Investments flagged my review and asked them to remove it.According to Morningstar published rates of returns, I'm doing MUCH better elsewhere than Fisher Investment's rate of return.2nd Update: Fisher again requested Trustpilot to remove my review after my first update and this time Trustpilot removed it saying I was "advertising" for other companies when I never mentioned any other company by name. But I edited my review anyway to get it to stand.3rd Update: Fisher yet again requested Trustpilot to remove my review claiming it "contained defamatory content". Fisher's rates of returns are factual, black & white numbers, as are the returns from investments options offered by their competitors. Same goes for their much higher fees than many of their competitors. Morningstar is a very highly reputable and respected reporting service in the financial field and makes it easy to compare. Those figures are also available directly from each company in their prospectus.Those numbers are what they are. They are factual and not defamatory. Maybe if Fisher thinks the reporting of those factual numbers is defamatory, they should work harder on improving their returns and/or lowering their fees?Here's more factual, hard numbers: As of this writing 40 out of a total of 74 Trustpilot reviews give them the lowest possible 1 star rating.More black & white factual numbers: On Yelp, as of the time of this writing, 97 out of 139 total reviews gave them the lowest possible rating of 1 star.
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Founded in 1979, Fisher Investments is an independent investment adviser serving both individual and institutional investors.
