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How Impact-First Investing Can Put DAF Capital to Work NowDonor-advised funds hold billions, but charitable organizations need money now. Impact-first investing can close the gap, and HNW donors are interested.
By Stephen Vicinelli
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Your Clients Have Changed: Has Your Advisory Practice Kept Up?Advisers who master personalized planning and build real relationships will exceed client expectations while thriving in today's shifting wealth landscape.
By Shannon Larson
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How the Best Advisers Help Clients Use Their Retirement FearClients don't need advisers to dismiss their retirement fears. They need advisers who can listen, separate emotion from risk and turn anxiety into action.
By David Conti, CPRC
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5 Steps to Build Your Advisory Firm's Community OutreachThis practical blueprint with heart can help build strong adviser interaction in your community — which can lead to growth for your firm.
By Cody Foster
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How Financial Advisers Can Best Serve Next-Gen InvestorsMillennial and Gen Z investors consume financial information differently from older clients, but they still need trusted advisers to cut through online noise.
By Genevieve Hayman, PhD
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How to Turn Wealthy Clients' Charity Into a Cohesive PlanHNW families often give generously but lack an overall strategy that ties into their financial and estate plans. Advisers can change that in three steps.
By Gillian Howell
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Why Advisory Firms Should Improve Their Curb Appeal Long Before a SaleAdvisory firm owners often start investing in their business when a potential buyer or partner comes knocking. Why not gain the advantage by improving it now?
By Edward S. Karan, CFA®, CFP®
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How Client Segmentation Can Help Your Advisory Boost ProfitabilityClient segmentation often conjures up administrative hassles, but when implemented correctly, it can become a powerful engine for organic growth.
By Alison Considine
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How to Stop Second-Guessing Careful Financial DecisionsWhen financial choices never feel settled, the issue often isn't the plan itself, but how your priorities, emotions and mindset shape the way you stick with it.
By Frank J. Legan
