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Jennifer McLaughlin (October 3, 2002) Advisors need to focus on the right clients with the right frequency, says Bill Gibson of Knowledge Brokers International in Vancouver. “In personal selling and personal marketing, it’s better to reach 50 of the right present and potential clients 20 times with the right methods and contact tools rather than […]
By Jennifer McLaughlin | October 4, 2002
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(October 1, 2002) It’s a job of finding, minding and grinding. This seems to be the job description of Canadian financial advisors that emerges from a new national survey. The first Annual Dollars & Sense Survey was commissioned by Advisor.ca, Advisor’s Edge and Objectif Conseiller magazines, members of The ADVISOR Group of Rogers Media. The […]
By Jim MacDonald | October 1, 2002
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CAIFA dismisses CIFP legal action over use of educational material CAIFA conference update: What is your capacity for service? Plan for “slow motion crisis” of an aging Canada, pension industry told Copayments Through Tax System Could Improve Health System, Reduce Tax Burden Medical Savings Accounts Bring Choice, Planning To Healthcare: Report Lewis predicts Romanow’s report […]
By Doug Watt | October 1, 2002
(September 26, 2002) A national survey of Canadian financial advisors sketches a portrait of the advisor working harder for every penny, but still able to make a comfortable living. This advisor also feels stressed for time and is relatively more cautious in his investment approach, yet is more open to exploring alternative investment products. The […]
By Jim MacDonald | September 27, 2002
Having the time capacity to serve clients: 56.3% Time management: 52.0% Getting better clients: 48.3% Improving efficiency and productivity: 39.9% Profitability: 31.6% The study, conducted by Moss Adams LLP, acknowledged that many of these challenges are related to each other. The FPA is the membership organization for the U.S. financial planning community. Filed by Jim […]
By Jim MacDonald | September 25, 2002
By Staff | September 25, 2002
Economic Indicators
(September 24, 2002) The U.S. Federal Reserve today left its key interest rate unchanged but again signalled it stands ready to take action if the economy doesn’t improve. American interest rates have remained at 1.75% throughout 2002, a 40-year low. “Aggregate demand is growing at a moderate pace,” the Fed said in a statement, adding […]
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Jim MacDonald (September 16, 2002) A Canadian woman is one of the first recipients of scholarships from a Sept. 11 memorial fund established by the Association for Investment Management and Research. AIMR created the “11 September Memorial Scholarship Fund” to remember the 56 AIMR members and Chartered Financial Analyst candidates who died in the terrorist […]
By Jim MacDonald | September 20, 2002
Jim MacDonald (September 16, 2002) Economists at the TD Bank say the economic struggles of the United States will not be enough to undermine the impressive performance of Canada’s economy this year. In their quarterly forecast, TD economists said today the growth of Canada’s economy would slow in the second half of the year from […]
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