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October 11, 2023

How to Add Value to Client Relationships

Did you know that 72% of clients leave financial advisors due to poor communication? Transforming your client relationships from transactional to transformational has never been more crucial. Understanding your client's unique needs, maintaining open communication, and building trust are not just niceties—they're necessities. Understand Your Client's Needs As a financial advisor or coach, your primary […]
July 19, 2023

The 3 Best Time Tracking Tools for Financial Advisors

On average, financial advisors spend about 43 hours a week working, but only about half of those hours are spent on client-related activities like meetings and client servicing tasks. Interestingly, even advisors with a staff to support them still end up spending about half of their time on direct client activity. The rest is spent […]
September 21, 2021

Best Practice - Be Ready

Financial Advisors, how many times have you had a client meeting where you forgot to ask for the latest statement? Or forgot that they were holding another account somewhere else? It happens to the best of us. There is only so much we can remember. And trying to keep notes around these nuances is time […]
September 5, 2021

Best Practice - Pulse on Your Meetings

Financial Advisors, running an organized advisory practice means having the tools to help you organize your practice operations. Meetings and meeting notes are the life blood of your practice. So naturally, being organized and having a pulse on what is happening is critical for practice management. For this reason, we created the 360 View - […]
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