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Cultivating the Affluent

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Four Best Practices Of Successful Advisors

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To be exceedingly successful as a professional focused on the affluent, you need to effectively implement four sets of behaviors.

What Is Wealth Management?

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From the client’s perspective, wealth management is simply the science of solving and enhancing his or her financial situation.

Income Protection Strategies For Top Earning Clients

by Justin Siegel, Ryan Stromsborg and David Watros

More top earners are contemplating the very real impact of disability on contractual obligations and their ability to maintain income.

What Advisors Need To Know About The Super-Rich

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The exceptionally wealthy have five common traits, including a desire to control all facets of their lives and direct their money to charitable causes.

The ABCs Of Street-Smart Networking

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If your objective is to create a flood of new affluent clients, then becoming a street-smart networker is the answer.

Success Coaching Defined

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When it comes to coaching professionals, the bottom-line is that it can lead to wealthy clients receiving better service.

Striving For A Dual-Impact Brand

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Advisor brands must stand for something valuable in the minds of critical segments of the affluent and centers of influence.

Advisor Power Question: Can You Tell Me More?

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Many professionals will make inaccurate presumptions about clients that are detrimental to the relationship and get in the way of the delivery of high-caliber solutions.

The Appeal Of Family Office Services

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The number of advisor firms claiming to be multifamily offices is growing and interest in this area is expected to intensify.

The Limitations And Benefits Of Social Media

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Social media has limited value as a client recruitment tool because wealthy prospects do not search for advisors through the Internet.

Minding The Disability Gap

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Standard disability insurance can leave high-salaried professionals staring at a major shortfall in income if they are unable to work for long periods.

High-Net-Worth Psychology: Segmenting the Affluent

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Your ability to connect the benefits of your expertise to the core motivations of the wealthy very often motivates them to take action.

Advisor Power Question: What's Important?

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You want to make sure you’re truly being responsive to affluent clients and centers of influence.

Centers Of Influence Bring The Most Profitable Referrals

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Centers of influence are the most important source of financially rewarding new clients.

What Do Centers Of Influence Want?

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What centers of influence want, aside from your being able to deliver exceptional results to their affluent clients, is your ability to add value to their practice.

Hybrid LTC Insurance Gains Traction Among The Affluent

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Hybrid LTC insurance products are enhanced versions of traditional, stand-alone LTC insurance policies that combine the benefits of LTC coverage with the protection of life insurance.

Keys To Advising High-Net-Worth Clients

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John Bowen, CEO of CEG Worldwide and a coach to financial advisors, talks about what it takes to achieve success serving high-net-worth clients.

The Whole Client Model

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The Whole Client Model is an empirically derived profiling mechanism gleaned from the best practices of leading ultra-successful professionals.

What Is Active Listening?

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Listening seems easy, yet finding a professional that does it well is the exception, not the rule.

Power Question: What Do You Think?

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Professionals are inclined to pontificate about themselves as opposed to focusing on what’s meaningful to clients and centers of influence.

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