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Jack often talks about his stepdaughter. In the Richmond Hill, Ontario, long-term care facility where he lives, residents often chat about their families, but Jack’s repetitive stories focus on his suspicions—he thinks his stepdaughter is slowly withdrawing his money from their joint bank account. Familiar with his accusations, his nurses chalk the tales up to […]
By Sheila Avari |November 15, 2010
5 min read
During the fee debate on Advisor.ca, one of the comments made was that it was impossible to grow a business without DSC commission. DSC and fee-based commissions are both viable models, however, in the end, I chose to grow my book without ever charging a DSC. The only way I survived those first lean years […]
By Mathieu Paradis |November 10, 2010
4 min read
The digital age is full of possibilities and pitfalls. If you don’t adapt and keep up with the changes, you and your business could get left behind. Aquaint yourself with the tech news, information and the tools which will give you the edge over the competition. Social Media Follow the money, embrace social media By […]
By Staff |November 4, 2010
3 min read
Social media tools and technology are rapidly emerging as essential places for trusted advisors and practice professionals to build their reputation and expand their business networks. With the dizzying array of tools and sites out there, it can be difficult to know where to start or what to do after you start. With this in […]
By Jay Palter |November 2, 2010
For over ten years now, the Financial Advisors Brokerage (FAB) Group has looked outward for support services like IT or advertising, and even for some practices—like tax and legal services—more closely tied to their core business.
By Terri Goveia |November 1, 2010
8 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.
By Nancy Turner |November 1, 2010
Let’s set the scene: You’re at an industry gathering, the wine flowing freely, when another advisor boasts about getting his most conservative clients into a portfolio of emerging market equities.
By Alison MacAlpine |November 1, 2010
Virtually every day some new investment product, economic issue or financial woe makes the lineup on the evening news, the front page of the paper or the latest issue of a trusted magazine. The result: Clients are literally bombarded with information — creating, for many, a state of fear and confusion.
The debate has been settled
By Richard E. Austin |November 1, 2010
Retirement may be the new 40, some advertisers suggest: Retirees are only as old as they feel, and the world is their oyster. That may well be true, but their savings accounts don’t have the same elasticity as they did at 40. There are wrinkles — some deeply etched ones, in fact. After all, at […]
By Scot Blythe |November 1, 2010
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