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A 3-Step Sales Process To Clearly Demonstrate Financial Planning Value To Prospects

Nerd's Eye View

Over the past decade, a growing number of advisors have expanded into offering comprehensive financial planning services, reflecting a shift that not only helps them stand out from (increasingly commoditized) portfolio management offerings but also supports clients' broader financial goals.

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Flip ‘Plan Presentation’ Into ‘Plan Engagement’ Meetings To Generate More Focus And Reflective Questions From Clients

Nerd's Eye View

One of the key steps in the financial planning process is presenting the plan to the client, which has traditionally been done as part of a single 'plan presentation' meeting that takes place once the advisor has gathered and analyzed all of the client's data.

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Adjusted for Risk: Trends in SMB Space Present Opportunities for Wealth Managers

Wealth Management

InterVal's Trevor Greenway explains how advisors can solve the challenge of determining the value of small- and medium-sized business when creating a financial plan for owners.

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Making a Difference Through Pro Bono Financial Planning

Wealth Management

The Foundation for Financial Planning and the College for Financial Planning presented their Pro Bono Volunteer Training at the virtual eMoney Summit.

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How “Probability Of Success” Differs Between One-Time And Ongoing Financial Plans

Nerd's Eye View

Monte Carlo simulations have become the dominant method for conducting financial planning analyses for clients and are a feature of most comprehensive financial planning software programs. Read More.

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#FASuccess Ep 423: Expanding Across The Household By Helping (Affluent) Sandwich Generation Kids With Their Parents’ Financial Needs, With Cristina Livadary

Nerd's Eye View

What's unique about Cristina, though, is how her firm supports clients in the so-called "sandwich generation" by both creating a financial plan for the clients' personal financial needs and goals, and by addressing (often with a separately paid add-on financial planning engagement) the financial issues facing their aging (and frequently less financially (..)

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Fix, Fine, Flourish: A Framework To Take Clients From (Just) “Fine” Staganancy To Being Engaged Again

Nerd's Eye View

Yet, while "fine" may seem like a signal of stagnation, it can also present an opportunity for the advisor to reengage the client and reinvigorate the relationship by revisiting goals and exploring new possibilities. This transition is a core element of the "Fix, Fine, Flourish" financial planning framework.

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