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Is Your Practice Under Threat From Robo Advisors?

From On Wall Street
Added on December 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: If you are an advisor running a practice that looks like an old Borders bookstore or an old Blockbuster video store, the answer is yes. However, if your practice is more like a Nordstrom department store with personalized service, you don’t have anything to worry about.

Clash of the titans: Bionic advisers vs. robo-advisers

From InvestmentNews
Added on December 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary:  The third quarter saw another round of more than $100 million invested into robo-advisers by savvy investors hoping to change the world of wealth management. The core premise of every digital solution is that individuals can get educated, act rationally and do the right thing all by themselves.

Tech Survey 2015: What's New Now?

From Financial Planning
Added on December 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: In the advisor technology sphere, it used to be enough to look for evidence of change. What’s different now is the velocity of the action.From robo advisor technology to real-world tools that build on mobile platforms, and from risk assessment to financial planning software, changes are taking place that will shape the industry for years to come

Five Steps to Networking Success

From Advisor Perspectives
Added on December 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Few things are more frustrating than when the time you spend networking with prospective clients produces no results. But I will share some good news: A few simple steps to rethink your expectations and change your approach will dramatically improve the outcome from networking activity.

What women value most in a financial advisor

From CNBC
Added on November 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Trust is an important element in any client-advisor relationship and is especially paramount when working with women. Female clients want financial advisors who are not only technically skilled but exhibit an emotional side as well. Understanding this will go a long way in fostering new, solid relationships.

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