With the average investment advisor hovering in his or her 50s, 25 percent of the country's advisors are eyeing retirement themselves within the next decade.
Research from InvestmentNews' "advisor of the future" survey projects the retirement investment industry will come up short: 237,000 retirement advisors will be retiring over the next 10 years and it appears the ranks aren't prepped to fill the void.
See also: How to become a retirement advisor
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