Investment Advisers are professionals who provide guidance to clients on how to manage their investments. They help individuals and organizations make informed decisions about where to allocate their money, considering factors like risk tolerance, financial goals, and market conditions. These advisers can work independently or as part of a firm, and they may charge fees based on a percentage of assets managed or a flat rate. Investment Advisers are often required to register with regulatory bodies, ensuring they adhere to specific standards and act in their clients' best interests.