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Dan Candura’s final column contains his best advice for acting ethically

In his first Ask the Ethicist column, he set out what he calls the essential truth of ethics: 'We know what is right if we stop to give it some thought.'

A little over three years ago, InvestmentNews approached me about writing this column. The invitation came after a major piece on practice succession in which I was featured as an example of what not to do as you contemplate the waning of your career. That is: Think about it but don't act.

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