Two recent episodes in setting financial planning fees merit sharing, and both have the same ultimate take-away: don’t think you’re not worth it – because the right clients think you are.
Continuity Planning for an Investment Advisory Firm
I can’t help but think of the parallels in the perceived complexity of creating a Continuity Plan with the perceived complexity of creating an investment portfolio.
Will the Value Premium Persist?
Larry Swedroe makes the case that the value premium should always exist . Others agree, insisting that even the small cap premium will endure. Ben Carlson makes the fair case that it is unknowable. There are many others offering their own thoughts on the idea. Allow me to be so bold as to chime in.
Consumers are Getting Smarter
Prospective clients are now making amazing comments that I’ve never heard from them before: Are you a fiduciary?
Case Studies in Unconventional Financial Planning Billing
The traditional financial planning billing model gives you two options for generating revenue: sell an annuity or some other similar commissioned product, or collect an asset management fee for managing a client’s Investment Portfolio.
Succession, Exit, Continuity & Practice Emergency Plans
When it comes to acquiring the existing business of an exiting advisor, there are two possible ways to do this: Your classic and well-known Exit and Succession Plan The more uncommon Continuity Plan