Survey: Younger Financial Advisers Manage $8M More than Baby Boomers

Is older and wiser always better? When it comes to managing your money, the answer is: Maybe not. On average, younger financial planners or advisers manage $8 million dollars more in assets compared to their Baby Boomer counterparts, defined as 48 and older according to a Fidelity survey of 1,200 financial advisors nationwide. Stephanie Chuang reports.