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Tax Advice Restrictions For Financial Advisors: How To Offer Tax Planning And Remain In Compliance

Nerd's Eye View

Taxes are a central component of financial planning. Almost every financial planning issue – whether it is retirement, investments, cash flow, insurance, or estate planning – has tax considerations, and advisors provide a great deal of value in helping clients minimize their overall tax burden.

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#FASuccess Ep 410: Delivering Financial Planning Profitably To Every Client With A Focus On Accountability Over ‘Just’ Meetings, With Emily Biehler

Nerd's Eye View

In this episode, we talk in-depth about how Emily’s firm created a custom workbook that asks clients to explore their goals and values, on topics ranging from education and travel, to whether they expect to need follow-up from their advisor regarding their follow-through on action items, allowing their advisor to get permission to give nudges (..)

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Does Your Financial Plan Account for Higher Taxes?

WiserAdvisor

Most people start financial planning with the goal of growing their finances through savings and investments. But financial planning is not limited to increasing your wealth alone. Tax planning is essential. Tax is charged on every penny you earn. What impact do taxes have on your financial planning?

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Quantifying (More Accurately) The Real Impact Of A Financial Advisor’s Costs On Their Clients’ Nest Eggs

Nerd's Eye View

Though in practice, while a 1% AUM fee is a common 'starting point' in the industry, the actual fee structure can vary based on the firm's approach; for example, some firms may reduce the fee for high-net-worth clients, or charge an additional fee for separate and additional services (from deeper financial planning to add-ons like tax preparation).

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Tax-Loss Harvesting Best Practices (And How To Scale It Across A Client Base)

Nerd's Eye View

Tax-loss harvesting – i.e., selling investments at a loss to capture a tax deduction while re-investing the proceeds to maintain market exposure – is a popular strategy for financial advisors to increase their clients’ after-tax investment returns. With these three tools (i.e.,

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4 Women Empowering Women in Financial Planning

eMoney Advisor

As financial planners, we need to build an inclusive environment where women have the confidence to use their voice in financial conversations, can discuss finances with people they relate to, and have their unique concerns addressed. It is not meant to be, and should not be taken as financial, legal, tax or other professional advice.

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Is Financial Planning Different for Dual-Income Families?

WiserAdvisor

In addition to this, you can save more and plan for more significant purchases with greater ease. The tax liabilities for married couples filing their taxes jointly will differ from single individuals and those filing individually. Is financial planning for dual-income families different from others?