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Desperation is the Origin of Success

Added on February 2019 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Most people think desperation is a bad thing. I say the opposite; it’s the origin of massive success. Even if you feel like you’ve “made it,” there’s always somebody smarter who can put you out of business.

Don't be afraid to raise advisory firm fees

Added on February 2019 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: It's time for financial advisers to get over their fear of raising their fees, and a good place to start would be introducing a minimum annual fee for clients.

Want to Build Your Business? Hire an Intern: TD LINC

Added on February 2019 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Generation Next “is all about bringing that new generation into your offices as both advisors and clients,” Kate Healy, managing director of Generation Next at TD Ameritrade Institutional, told attendees Wednesday as she kicked off a session at National LINC on business building ideas for emerging advisors.

Seven Cybersecurity Rules for Financial Advisors

Added on February 2019 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Cybersecurity was a major theme at this year’s T3 Advisor conference—and for good reason. Financial services are naturally attractive to criminals. In 2017, the sector experienced the highest volume of security incidents and the third highest volume of cyberattacks across all industries, according to an IBM security report. 

Voices RIAs: How to build a cybersecurity backbone before the SEC calls

Added on January 2019 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Cybersecurity is a serious game and independent registered investment advisors are up against some of the best criminals out there, simply because of the nature of this business. Since the stakes are so high, the SEC is intent on penalizing firms that lack a locked-down offense and defense.

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