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Homebuyers looking to compare every mortgage deal on the market can now do so with a new Google tool.
By Wire services |December 13, 2012
1 min read
Planning and Advice
With all the competition for new clients, it’s often easier to grow through acquisition than spend time wooing prospects.
By Christopher Mason |December 12, 2012
4 min read
When clients leave, it can be surprising. But, often there are signs the relationship was on the rocks.
By Staff |December 11, 2012
5 min read
Keeping in touch during tough times can build client loyalty
By Staff |December 7, 2012
Economic Indicators
Clients are asking you about the fiscal cliff, so here's some tips for dealing with their worries.
December 7, 2012
6 min read
The regifter. The low talker. The sidler. The habit of Seinfeld’s lead characters to pin humourous names on the people they encountered made for some of the show’s more hilarious moments. But this on-screen humour is more than just comedy – it can be of great help to advisors.
By Bryce Sanders |December 7, 2012
3 min read
Move over Justin Bieber and Kim Kardashian, Pope Benedict XVI has joined Twitter and he’s racking up 150,000 follows a day. Using the handle @Pontifex, he is yet to post his first tweet and has only been following seven of his own linguistic avatars. The twitterverse has exploded with reactions, some just taking the mick, […]
By Staff |December 6, 2012
Moodys Tax Advisors is under new leadership. Kim Moody, Dale Franko (managing partner), Roy Berg and Greg Gartner form Moodys’ new partnership, and are in the process of complementing their Calgary office with presences in Edmonton and Buffalo, New York. “Our clients require results, whether their tax needs are in Canada, the US or both. […]
LinkedIn should be the primary focus of advisors when it comes to social media.
By Melonie Dodaro |December 6, 2012
Kendra Sivertson of Sora Group Wealth Advisors, Inc. began building a base of movie-related clients through friends in the industry. They now constitute about 40% of her book.
By Bryan Borzykowski |December 6, 2012
2 min read
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