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Six changes planners should make to their business models as investors seek lower fees and digital advice grows.
October 17A.T. Kearney -
The wealth management firm says its digital advice offering is designed for "the sophisticated high-net-worth investor."
October 12 -
Changing the business model for younger clients starts with innovative technology and digital solutions combined with holistic, unbiased, guided advice.
October 12Jefferson National -
Digital advice clients "have affirmatively chosen not to enroll in comprehensive financial planning," according to a newly published white paper.
October 7 -
Putting a disaster plan into effect to protect a practice and a home in Florida.
October 7Life Planning Partners -
Open enrollment offers seniors the opportunity to change their plans and save hundreds of dollars.
October 6 -
Female-focused wealth management platforms can plug into a shift in attitudes and politics, analysts say.
October 5 -
Automated investing platforms are making it tougher to charge for some financial advice, says Tiburon Strategic Advisors.
October 3 -
"We're moving to a subscription economy," says Motif CEO Hardeep Walia. "There are subscriptions for almost anything — music services, health care — why not investing?"
September 27 -
When advisers blend behavioral finance approaches with data insights, it makes them even more valuable.
September 22