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Estate Planning
You’re scanning the local paper and see your client, a home inspector, is being sued. Your client’s likely embarrassed and may not want to discuss the matter. How do you bring it up delicately?
October 15, 2013
2 min read
Planning and Advice
Friends can make great clients. But somewhere between the prospect and client stages you’ll probably need to overcome several objections.
By Bryce Sanders |October 15, 2013
3 min read
Making staff on retreat can provide learning and team-building opportunities. Plus, employees will feel rejuvenated after time away from the office, which can increase productivity levels.
By Stuart Foxman |October 1, 2013
We provide tools for better client communications.
By Staff |September 4, 2013
1 min read
The vast majority of Canadian financial advisory clients think you’re worth what they pay you. So says Advisor Group’s 2013 Salary Survey, which checked in with a sampling of both clients and advisors from coast-to-coast. Yet, while clients appear comfortable parting with cash for services rendered, other portions of the survey reveal they may not realize how much they shell out.
By Philip Porado |September 4, 2013
4 min read
How to tell clients you’re worth what they pay you.
By Suzanne Sharma |September 4, 2013
6 min read
Break down specific product costs.
By Melissa Shin |September 4, 2013
Your client doesn't have a clue what you’re talking about. What now?
By Dean DiSpalatro |September 4, 2013
Life
Regulators do not yet require it, but some may want to start
By Staff |September 3, 2013
Make sure you communicate effectively with every client.
By Martha Porado |August 21, 2013
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