Practice and Client Management News
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In client communications, wealth management professionals should be careful about using personal information and other data that could strike clients as "creepy," a new report finds.
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The number of transactions jumps to 16 in the second quarter, up from 13 in the first, with the average size of acquired firms rising to $1.18 billion.
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Robare Group netted $440,000 in payments from an unnamed broker-dealer for persuading clients to invest in certain funds, amounting to a clear conflict of interest, according to the SEC.
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Clients and their heirs are often reticent about discussing inheritance. Here's how advisors can get the conversation started.
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Former-NFL football player-turned Merrill Lynch advisor Reggie Wilkes is helping players and their families manage wealth: "I felt there was a need for someone to support their efforts to overcome the cycle of financial failure."
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As longevity increases, advisors must find smart new ways to prepare clients for the cost of an extended retirement.
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Firms that divide clients into groups to allow varying service say it helps the practice and improves the overall experience.
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