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The client-focused reforms put advisor titles and awards under scrutiny
- By: Michelle Schriver
- February 4, 2022 February 4, 2022
- 12:00
The client-focused reforms put advisor titles and awards under scrutiny
For clients making life changes during Covid-19, advisors are providing clarity
While not a new phenomenon, "social media puts FOMO on steroids,'' Neil Gross says
It’s time to stress-test client portfolios
The appetite for professional financial advice breaks sharply along generational lines
Emotions can run high amid quick corrections, advisor says
At FP Canada's ethics session, financial planners were urged to proactively address client changes
An OSC Dialogue panellist highlighted the need for investor coaching
Investors may require more holistic and thoughtful advice than ever before
A panel at FP Canada's conference suggested ways to overcome the barriers some clients face
A report examines how financial planners can connect with the next generation of investors
Despite concerns around debt and budgeting, most are feeling optimistic about their financial futures
New research finds money fears and anxieties linger from childhood
Advisors share how they respond to unusual email
The loss of that loathsome ritual may be contributing to stress
We asked three advisors
New research looks to identify panic sellers early
Clients who run out of money in retirement could bring negligence claims against too-conservative advisors
"Dealing with our financial advisor was very uncomfortable"
Unlicensed professionals must avoid registrable activity
The succession planning process can be difficult, so plan ahead as much as possible
More Canadians are living in the moment, but retirement fears persist
Researchers point to new ways of assessing risk
Dealers shouldn’t be confronted with red flags upon entry to the home
We asked three advisors