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How to use "systems thinking" to become an elite advisor

From Belay Advisors
Added on October 2017 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Average advisors make wishes. Good advisors set goals. Elite advisors are committed and have systems.The bedrock of success for elite advisors comes from being committed and following systems.

How the Buyer and Seller Relationship Has Evolved

From IRIS
Added on October 2017 in M&A Issues
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Summary: It’s hard to believe that it’s been 5 years since we launched RIA Match.  Our last blog focused on the importance of ‘Being Curious’ – a key trait we found among our most active and successful subscribers. In this blog, we focus on our own curiosity themes that we’ve seen between the buyer and seller relationship over the past 5 years and some key takeaways:    

Should You Jump into the M&A Game?

From IRIS
Added on October 2017 in M&A Issues
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Summary: As operational and technology consultants, we are contacted at least three times per month from larger RIAs saying, “A friend of mine just bought a $100 million practice – I want to do that too!” This is a common response from aspiring buyers as the industry is beginning to consolidate based on advisor demographics and the potential for literally trillions of dollars in AUM to be up for grabs is putting stars in everyone’s eyes.

Competing in Envestnet's growing shadow

From Financial Planning
Added on October 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: So when Envestnet let out it was acquiring FolioDynamix, Benskin stopped to ponder what it would mean for his offering. He didn’t get much time to worry ― his phone soon began ringing non-stop with calls from prospective clients.

Younger people are actually better with money than Boomers and Generation X

From CNBC
Added on October 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Charles Schwab tracked how 1,000 Americans, aged 21-to-75, manage and use their wealth. Their survey assessed four main categories: Goal setting and financial planning; saving and investing; staying financially on track; and having confidence in reaching financial goals.

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