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Top clicks this week on Abnormal Returns

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Personal finance links: psychological benefits

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Personal finance links: an essential skill

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ritholtz.com) Rick Ferri talks with Christine Benz about her new book "How to Retire, 20 Lessons for a Happy, Successful, and Wealthy Retirement." morningstar.com) Early in retirement is the time to do some tax planning. nextavenue.org) Estate planning Mistakes to avoid in your estate planning.

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#FASuccess Ep 432: Crafting “Input Deliverables” That Show Financial Planning Value To Clients Without Creating Busy-Work, With Seth Scott

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What's unique about Seth, though, is how he has created what he calls an "input deliverable" that allows him to demonstrate value more tangibly to his ideal prospects by helping them solve a key tax planning pain point… but without the time-consuming busywork of having to create a separate output for each individual client household.

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (September 21–September 22)

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Also in industry news this week: A coalition of organizations representing financial advisors is pressing Congress to include tax breaks for financial advisory fees amidst expected negotiations to address the pending expiration of several provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act A recent survey indicates that client referrals remain the chief source (..)

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The Future Of Financial Advice: How Tech and Approaches In 2030 Will Differ From Today

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Dr. Peter Attia, author of the book Outlive: The Science & Art of Longevity , describes the trajectory of medicine in 3 stages: Medicine 1.0 And the wide scope of technology tools supporting advisors to shift into providing more client-centric services makes this new era in the future of financial advice possible!

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Tax Savings Tips for Startups

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Let us face ittech startups encounter a unique set of tax challenges that can make or break their financial future. The complex interplay between traditional tax regulations and the innovative nature of tech businesses demands smart planning from day one.

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