Is Your Attire Costing You Clients? In this era of business casual attire, are you costing yourself potential clients by not dressing the part? Thomas and Robert Fross of Fross & Fross Wealth Management explain the power of dressing for success.
Investing in 'Celebrity' Funds So-called “celebrity” funds draw interest and also widen the CEF spectrum, says Cecilia Gondor of Thomas J. Herzfeld Advisors.
Are Financial Advisors Failing Athletes? Austin Philbin, of Dynasty Financial Partners, explains why athletes are often led astray when it comes to finances -- and suggests how advisors can do a better job working with them.
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In this era of business casual attire, are you costing yourself potential clients by not dressing the part? Thomas and Robert Fross of Fross & Fross Wealth Management explain the power of dressing for success.
Only 30% of advisors are currently women and that needs to change says Kim Guimond Dellarocca of Pershing. Changing consumer demands and an industry talent shortage are just some of the reasons the industry needs more women advisors.
Lucy Steitz of CoreStates Capital Advisors explains that women enjoy having a female advisor on their side helping them reach their goals. She also explained why and how advisors can use social media to network and "become leaders in thought."
