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Planning and Advice
More and more clients are expecting advisors to add value to their relationship. As much as we think picking investment “ABC” over “XYZ’ is adding value, it just isn’t enough especially when markets tank. We as advisors have to include more not to be viewed as simply “investment salespersons".
By Robert Abboud |January 6, 2011
3 min read
Advisors generally do a good job in helping their clients make smart decisions with their money. Most try to help clients obtain a meaningful understanding of capital markets. Most try to make reasonably suitable recommendations. These advisors will diversify between equity and income, value and growth, small cap, large cap and a number of other ways, too.
By John J. De Goey |January 4, 2011
Meaningful financial planning eludes many Canadians, especially when it comes to a sound plan for their children’s education.
By Douglas Lamb |January 1, 2011
The divide used to be fairly clear: Equities for the young ’uns, income solutions for retired folks. The mere mention of the word “dividend” to a pre-retiree sitting across your desk might have drawn stares.
By Michelle Patey |January 1, 2011
10 min read
Litigation in the field of beneficiary designations is on the rise
By Daniel J. Dochylo |January 1, 2011
6 min read
While conducting the research that drove commentary at our Women’s Roundtable Discussion, our research team also gathered dozens of verbatim comments from women advisors that speak to the differences between male and female clients.
By Nancy Turner |January 1, 2011
When investing, leave emotion at the door.
By Christopher Hope |January 1, 2011
8 min read
Industry
Recent federal government regulations will allow banks and other financial institutions to do more business with customers online and electronically transmit documents currently mailed at hefty postage, printing, disposal and environmental costs.
By Richard E. Austin |January 1, 2011
Clients keep cold, hard cash in their do-it-yourself account, says our Ninth Annual Dollars & Sense Study.
5 min read
The investment business is built heavily on relationships, and in such a business, the benefits of a professional network simply can’t be overstated. The value to clients of a one-stop shop is matched only by the benefits it brings to the advisors themselves —of specialized legal, financial or tax advice for their clients; of new […]
By Nancy Turner |December 24, 2010
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