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Here's how advisory firms compensate their employees

Added on January 2019 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Attracting and retaining top talent in the financial advice industry are of critical importance — employees are, after all, the lifeblood of a successful advisory firm.

Kansas City Market Dominator with Nationwide Offices Looking for Advisors

Added on January 2019 in M&A Issues
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Summary: We started in 1985, and an Independent RIA in 2004. We work with a limited BD.  Advisors or firms that join us can choose to join our RIA only, or to affiliate with the BD as well. 90% of our business is fee based. We have 16 locations throughout the US, and have 100 advisors. Our firm manages over 11B of Assets. If you are interested in a move, succession plan, or purchase, please reach out.

Voices What I, and millions of others, owe Jack Bogle

Added on January 2019 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: I first met John Bogle about 16 years ago after I wrote him a letter thanking him for his work and telling him how much I’d like to meet him. A week later, I received a handwritten card telling me that he was going to be in my area in the next month and would be “pleased to set up a meeting.”

Michael Kitces #FASuccess Podcast: Lisa Kirchenbauer on How Advisors Can Take a Sabbatical

Added on January 2019 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: [Podcast] My guest on today’s podcast is Lisa Kirchenbauer. Lisa is the founder and president of Omega Wealth Management, an independent RIA in the Washington, D.C. area that oversees more than $100 million of assets for nearly 100 affluent clients.

4 Easy Ways to Show the Value You Bring to Clients

Added on January 2019 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: You aren’t the low-cost option. If clients want to buy stocks, ETFs or otherwise invest in the market, they have alternatives. Your involvement adds value. You know it, but how do you demonstrate that to your client? Here are four easy ways:

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