Recruiting New Financial Planners to Your Firm By Daniel Yerger It's common to hear a firm owner remark on the difficulty of finding new financial planners on the same day that you hear a financial planning student complain about how hard it is to find a place to start their career. Learn how to close that gap to hire planners who will fit well with your firm.
Reviewing Estate Plans for Planning Opportunities By Alyssa Dalbey The estate planning process is not done on the day a client’s trust is drafted or funded. Rather, estate planning requires continuous review and modifications—just like a financial plan. Ongoing estate plan reviews can also identify potential planning opportunities for advisors.
International Clients: Don’t Dabble, Refer By Raoul Rodriguez Sometimes, good intentions and a little knowledge are dangerous. This is especially true when working with clients with significant financial entanglements outside the U.S. It’s important to get expert advice and, in some cases, give up clients to pursue their best interests.
Now powered by Gallagher Affinity, Ryan Insurance Strategy Consultants assist Fee-Only Advisors and their clients with Life, Disability, and Long-Term Care insurance planning. We also oversee the design, implementation, and administration of Group Insurance Membership Benefits for NAPFA members and their employees.
Engaging Women’s Wealth through Inclusive Family Meetings By Cassandra Smalley Studies have shown that women control over 85% of consumer spending decisions.Yet, it is not uncommon for the man in the relationship to take the lead role over the investments while the woman often delegates to her partner, preferring to be less involved.
Tough Conversations By Linda Leitz Estate planning is a relevant element of financial planning. While we don’t prepare the legal documents that put estate planning strategies in place to protect our clients, we can address issues such as tax efficiency, charitable intent, and the orderly transfer of wealth to heirs as part of estate planning.