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Practice Management
Summer Reading for the ‘Exceptionally Ambitious’
In his new book, "The Stoic Capitalist," financier and philanthropist Robert Rosenkranz shares advice for advisors and much more.
Pre-retirees Are Confused, Not Committed
Clients who gain clarity about their desired retirement lifestyle are more likely to commit to financial strategies to support it. (By Dave Buck)
Why New Advisors Struggle — and How to Overcome It
Building a book of business is challenging but possible with the right mindset, tools and support from seasoned advisors. (By David Leo)
My Saturday Morning Email That Got Clients Talking
The subject line posed a question too important to ignore — and here’s why Saturday was the perfect day to send this message.
Six Ways to Approach Divorce as a Financial-Planning Opportunity
Here’s are the practical ways I guide clients through one of life’s most disruptive transitions — and why this work is so important.
Building a Strong Brand: 3 Steps for Independent Advisors
As the head of an RIA firm, I’ve learned that building a strong brand begins with your clients — or else nothing else you do matters.
Damage Control: Helping Clients Navigate Scams and Data Leaks
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. adults had personal information compromised in 2024, and nearly half have been scammed more than once.
Why Help Your Clients Maintain Their Social Well-Being?
Clients who feel socially connected are likely to fare better in many ways, and it could benefit your business, too. (By Dave Buck)
Accredited Investor Standard Should Go: SEC Commissioner
Commissioner Hester Peirce recently explained why she thinks the standard should be eliminated and also weighed in on other hot topics.
Apologizing Excessively? Try This Approach Instead
Leadership workshop teaches advisors to communicate more confidently and effectively while reducing reduce tension and conflict.
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1 in 3 Baby Boomers Vow to Never Sell Their Home
The reluctance of older homeowners to sell makes it more difficult for younger generations to find a home.
That Unexpected Call From Your Doctor’s Office Could Be a ‘Spoofing’ Scam
Scammers can and do fool caller ID systems to trick seniors and steal their personal information.
RIA Firm’s Rethink of Retirement Investing a Finalist for Research Award
Dunham & Associates whitepaper offers a new approach tailored to increasing life expectancies.
Two Investment Banks Want Out of 20-year-old Settlement
The $1.5 billion settlement with 12 investment banks addressed a scandal over analysts issuing positive research to win business.
Allworth Financial Acquires Two Midwestern Firms
The partnership with Salzinger Sheaff Brock and Sheaff Brock increases Allworth’s AUM and AUA to over $30B