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How Google Reviews Can Help (or Hurt) Financial Advisers
Don't leave your Google Business Profile unclaimed — someone else can make changes if they claim it. Also, here's what you can (and cannot) do with the reviews.
By Jeff Briskin Published
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How Baby Boomers and Gen Xers Are Redefining Retirement Living
Both generations need to embrace change and leverage real estate as a dynamic asset in their retirement planning. Here's how financial advisers can help, too.
By David Conti, CPRC Published
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How Good Advisers Manage Risk in Challenging Markets
They understand the difference between what might be real challenges to an investor's strategy and fear brought on by market volatility.
By Ryan L. Kirk, CFA® Published
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Winning Strategies for Financial Advisers as Clients' Lives Evolve
How can the wealth management industry help make life transitions easier for the adviser and the client?
By David Conti, CPRC Published
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How Advisers Can Establish Relationships With HNW Prospects
These strategies can help to build influence with high-net-worth individuals, who are often looking to an adviser for insight rather than solutions.
By Jeremy Green, CFP®, CTFA, CLU®, CEBS®, AEP®, EA, MSFS Published
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How Financial Advisers Can Build Retiring Clients' Confidence
Financial professionals can help families and individuals plan for a fulfilling future in a shifting retirement space.
By Jake Klima Published
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Planning for Healthcare Costs: How Financial Advisers Can Guide Their Clients
Here are five ways financial professionals can advise clients to take a strategic approach to their healthcare costs today to help safeguard their tomorrow.
By Jake Klima Published
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How Financial Advisers Can Share Their Clients' Good Words
Financial professionals must follow strict regulations when they use written testimonials and endorsements by their clients to market their business.
By Jeff Briskin Published
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How Financial Professionals Can Empower Their Female Clients
These three strategies can help advisers better serve women as they navigate unique financial challenges and build confidence.
By Jake Klima Published