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How Advisers Can Help Women Plan for RetirementFinancial advisers have a powerful opportunity to earn deeper trust and create longer relationships by embracing women's unique financial realities.
By Jammie Serrano
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How Financial Advisers Are Evolving Into Life StrategistsAs the priorities of affluent families shift, they're seeking guidance from advisers that goes beyond the financial and supports the life they want to live.
By Rick Buoncore
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This Outdated Home Equity Rule Can Increase Retirement RiskInstead of saving home equity as a "last resort" in retirement planning, it makes sense to treat it as a strategic asset that's incorporated from the start.
By Craig Corn
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Strengthen Client Relationships: Easy Sales TweaksSmall tweaks to your sales process can uncover new opportunities and better serve your clients' retirement goals.
By Jim Bowman
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How Financial Advisers Can Thrive in the Age of AIFinancial advisers shouldn't fear being replaced by AI. Instead, embrace the role of a trusted guide who helps clients apply information they get from AI tools.
By Salvatore M. Capizzi, CEPA, CBDA
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How AI Can Enhance Retirement Planning for Clients and AdvisersAI helps clients have informed retirement planning conversations with advisers. It can also rapidly handle technical work, freeing up an adviser's time to talk.
By Chad Waddoups
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Lessons From Dorinda Medley's Sudden Financial ResponsibilityWhen "The Real Housewives of New York" star's husband passed away, Medley found herself in charge of overwhelming financial details. How can you avoid that?
By Heather Zack, JD, LLM, MSFP, CAP®
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We Should All Consider Disability Insurance — My Family's Story Shows WhyDisability insurance can ensure your family is taken care of if serious illness or injury strikes. But sometimes only a real-life story drives that message home.
By Jane Schroeder, CLTC
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How Businesses Can Budget for AI Even When the Bill Keeps ChangingAI is now a permanent line in your operating budget, but don't treat it like a standard software subscription. It's a variable cost, so plan accordingly.
By John O'Connell, MBA
