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An emerging defense against hackers

Added on December 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Advisors have struggled to stay ahead of hackers, who are increasingly enticed by the value of client data.

Productivity Hacks For Time-Strapped Advisors

Added on December 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: For many financial advisors, a 168 hour-week doesn’t feel long enough to prospect for new clients, keep existing customers happy, take care of administrative duties and keep up with the latest industry developments. Thankfully, technology tools can help.

How to Be an Effortless Adviser

Added on December 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: It’s simply the idea that before you can do anything amazing, you need to first clear space at the workbench. Solve your biggest constraint. Untie the shackles before you can run a mile.

6 Top Tips From Cyber Experts for Securing Your Organization's Data

Added on December 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: This summer, the team at ffVC hosted our Insight Forum: Spotlight on Cybersecurity, a panel event gathering top cyber experts for a wide-ranging discussion on the current and future states of cybersecurity. Topics ranged from how organizations and consumers can mitigate vulnerability to the future of attacks related to IoT devices, blockchain and cryptocurrency, autonomous vehicles, and more.

What Are Clients Willing to Pay For?

Added on December 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: While attending Schwab IMPACT last month, we had the privilege of listening to a presentation by Joe Duran, CEO of United Capital.  In his opening remarks, he compared Vanguard in the financial services industry to Netflix in the entertainment industry, or Amazon in the retail industry.  He cautioned advisors that if they do not adapt their businesses and break from the “way we’ve always done things,” advisors could suffer the same fate as Blockbuster or Sears.

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