Category: General Financial Planning (page 2 of 3)

Can Robo-Advisors Help Financial Planning Professionals? (4/20/21)

April 20, 2021 CAN ROBO-ADVISORS HELP FINANCIAL PLANNING PROFESSIONALS?   Since the beginning of the pandemic, technology has progressed rapidly allowing adjustment to living and working at home. Still relatively new to the industry robo-advising is also progressing rapidly.  In June 2019, Vanguard’s robo-advisor managed a total of $140 billion and over 10 billion U.S. dollars […]

How Can Advisors Improve Tele-Financial Planning? (04/06/21)

April 6, 2021 How Can Advisors Improve Tele-Financial Planning?    Before becoming a financial planner, Derek Sensenig was a military training instructor. Unsure what career to pursue, Sensenig put himself out into the world and rapidly networked with those he met through varying opportunities. It was then he found a job at a bank through a […]

California Lutheran University Financial Planning Featuring Student Parker Jackson

February 25, 2021 From air control to money control Parker Jackson is moving into a new career as a Certified Financial Planner. Graduating with his undergraduate degree from the United States Air Force Academy, Jackson has been an Officer in the Air Force for six years. His position is responsible for field operating satellites and […]

How Can Interpersonal Neurobiology Be Integrated Into Financial Planning?

  March 11, 2021 How Can Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) Be Integrated Into Financial Planning?    Finances are an essential part of anyone’s life. For Julie Fortin, she fell in love with intimately working with others to help them make decisions about their finances. After earning her master’s degree and working in the institutional side of financial […]

What is International Financial Planning?

December 18, 2020 What is International Financial Planning?    As globalization becomes more apparent in our lives, there is an increase in the number of people moving around the world and owning properties in more than one country. We are all global citizens which means we have the ability to live where we choose, however, what […]

How to Counsel Clients Without Shaming Them?

How to Counsel Clients Without Shaming Them?    Dr. Ekta Kumar opened up the webinar by explaining the difference between the interchangeable words; shaming and guilt. Shaming she said is having a judgment on an individual. It can then be hard to make change happen when feeling overwhelmed with this emotion. For example, “I’m terrible at […]

How to Use Financial Counseling and Coaching Skills to Help Your Clients?

How to Use Financial Counseling and Coaching Skills to Help Your Clients?   Saundra Davis has spent her career helping others. Before working in financial planning, Davis spent 20 years working in nonprofits. It was there she realized the power in helping people who are less fortunate to go to college, have a home, and get […]

Planning in a Pandemic: What Your Clients Should Do Now?

Discussion topics will include strategies that enable clients to take advantage of the current depressed asset values and low rates, the value of growth of assets outside of the federal and state (if applicable) estate tax, the benefit of paying taxes on behalf of a grantor trust and implementation considerations when making the gift. Key […]

NAIFA LA: Selling a Planning Practice: The Relationship between Revenue Multiple and Revenue Size

NAIFA LA Meeting: Selling a Planning Practice: The Relationship between Revenue Multiple and Revenue Size The owner’s financial service business is required to meet industry compliance, as well as the owner’s retirement, needs to exit successfully. To do so, they often rely on appraisers or financial intermediaries to facilitate the exit or succession transition. The […]

Entrepreneur? Business Owner? You Face More Complex Retirement Planning

Chien, C.-L. (2020, Feb 12). Entrepreneur? Business Owner? You Face More Complex Retirement Planning. TheStreet: Retirement Daily.

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