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Advisors: You're Never Too Big to Stop Marketing

Added on July 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: A financial advisory practice is a business and you have to make sure you can handle growth in a scalable manner, but just because your practice has just the right number of clients now doesn’t mean you can write off marketing. 

Recruiting the Next Generation of Financial Advisors

Added on July 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Cerulli Associates, a leading financial services market research firm, projects that more than one-third (35 percent) of financial advisors will retire in the next 10 years. In its wake, the next generation of advisors will inherit roughly $6 trillion of advisor-managed assets. 

Barron's Advisor Center 'Boost Your Exit Velocity: 3 Keys for Advisors'

Added on July 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: If you’re following baseball this summer, you’re likely to hear talk about exit velocity. That’s the measurement of a baseball’s speed as it comes off the bat, right after the batter makes contact. Attaining a higher than average exit velocity is a primary goal for batters because heavy hitters have a better chance of reaching base.

Finding and Hiring A Five-Star Compliance Specialist

Added on July 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Today, firms in need of regulatory assistance often turn to their fellow advisors or a ubiquitous search engine—a model ripe for disruption, says a new technology company. As the gig economy, with its legions of on-demand drivers, home repair professionals, and even movers, continues to make waves, compliance and regulation are starting to see changes, too.

Hiring People Won't Solve You Process Problems

Added on July 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: A few years ago I was given this golden rule of thumb when meeting business principals.
If we meet in their office and I get the tour, things are good. If we meet at a local cafe, not so much.
It’s a great yardstick and it works every time. Try it if you have business clients.

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