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Learn ideas how you can help your client negotiate for a better salary or benefits, from Top of the Table qualifier Renee Hanson.
Hear a few simple questions that build better relationships with clients and assist them in creating the financial future they want.
Young discusses how he wants to create more wealth for his clients so that they can make more efficient decisions.
Have you always helped clients as much as possible? When did you realize how communication impacts the service you provide and the information you gather? In this episode, MDRT members share changes they have made in their practice from lessons that, if possible, they would have learned earlier. <br> <br> You’ll hear from: <br> Harpreet Atwal <br> Rick Jones, CFP <br> Brent Kimball, ChFC, CFP <br> Michaela Scott, CFP, RICP<br><br> Episode breakdown:<br> 0:26 – The expenses of divorce<br> 1:13 – Adjusting your approach to help clients prevent problems<br> 2:29 – Are you being as comprehensive as you can?<br> 4:47 – Learning to ask more questions<br> 5:43 – Let the clients provide the answers<br> 6:24 – Make sure to relax
In a male-driven community, Kucheria ensures women join the conversation.
Sticking to their financial plans is critical component to clients reaching their financial goals. Sometimes, however, clients veer off course. Keep clients on track using this advice from a Top of the Table qualifier.
Clients' emotional decision making can be challenging. Paula C. Brancato, MBA, CFP, and Jeanmarie Elizabeth Kricher share how they've learned to determine what their clients really want and build trusting relationships with them. <br> <br> Subscribe to the MDRT Podcast on SoundCloud or iTunes. <br> <br> The Million Dollar Round Table® (MDRT) does not guarantee the accuracy of tax and legal information and is not liable for errors or omissions. You are urged to check with tax and legal professionals in your state, province or country. The MDRT also suggests you consult local insurance and security regulations and compliance departments, pertaining to the use of any new sales material with clients. Copyright 2016 Million Dollar Round Table.
With decades of experience, these two friends and Past MDRT Presidents talk about a few of the ideas that have made them successful.
What happens when an established client surprises you with previously undisclosed debt, or when you have to give a client difficult news about a policy someone else set up for them? In this episode, MDRT members discuss how they have adapted when startling information is revealed and adjusted their communication moving forward. <br><br> You’ll hear from:<br> Daniel Evan Jossen, CFP<br> Keunhwa Lori Moon<br> David John Munson Jr.<br><br> Episode breakdown:<br> 0:28 – An unexpected revelation from longtime clients<br> 2:54 – The lesson learned and next steps in planning<br> 4:01 – How to avoid this happening again<br> 5:23 – Reviewing client’s previously established plans you think should change<br> 9:00 – Dealing with relationships when sharing difficult information<br> 11:03 – The value of going back to basics
How do you make sure you’re not replaced by artificial intelligence? Stop focusing on financial advice and change your approach to financial planning. This requires you to do two things. Find out what they are in this video.
相続に関する相談を数多く受けているという山口氏。顧客の話を聞きながらその場で家系図を書き、必ず「ここにいない人はいませんか？」と聞いている。離婚歴のある人は、そこで初めて先妻との子どもへの対応を考えるケースもあるという。家族関係を可視化し、想定外の個人情報につながることもあるという家系図の効果について聞いた。
Financial advisors see opportunities for growth as perceptions change in Mexico.
Annie Hung always asks her clients these three things.
How should your clients prioritize their many financial needs? It would be easy for them to get the order jumbled. In this session, Neyshtadt compares the rules for solving math problems to the order in which clients should emphasize their financial concerns to show that doing things out of order can result in getting the answer wrong. <br> <br> <a href="https://rz.mdrt.org/search/?q=2018ampro"><center><hr><font color="darkred" size="3"><b>Click here to find more from the 2018 Annual Meeting</b></font><hr>
Financial planning often focuses on just one goal: retiring comfortably. Tancock explains how goal-based financial planning is much more of a personalized approach that prioritizes all goals, not just retirement, and how the planning goes beyond just building investment portfolios. The financial planner becomes more of a coach to the client and makes sure they stick to the plan. Tancock believes this is the human touch that roboadvisors will not be able to replace. She shares the processes she uses to build goal-based financial plans that become more than a roadmap to her client’s financial future — they become a roadmap to their life. <br> <br> <a href="https://rz.mdrt.org/search/?q=2018ampro"><center><hr><font color="darkred" size="3"><b>Click here to find more from the 2018 Annual Meeting</b></font><hr>
Singapore's aging population reveals potential business for financial advisors.
