Advice Engagement is the discipline of delivering value-adding advice to clients in a way that they understand and which empowers them to make informed decisions, whilst highlighting the value of the financial planner. This approach helps us to reimagine how we deliver financial planning.
Part 1 and 2 covered the research highlighting the fundamental challenge with rendering financial planning, and the principles of delivering more engaging advice to clients.
Part 3 will focus on whether this approach is scalable and whether it can be delivered cost effectively.
As we witness a significant shift in the movement of wealth between generations, it’s crucial to understand the evolving mindset of Gen Z and Millennials — the investors of the future. In today’s interconnected world, families no longer confine themselves to a single location. This has given rise to the crucial need for intergenerational wealth transfer.
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The digital landscape is evolving rapidly, and financial advisers must adapt to stay relevant and connected with their clients.
Join Rizanne Oosthuisen from ProfileMe as she unveils the marketing trends set to shape client engagement in 2025. This talk delivers actionable strategies tailored to financial advisers, empowering you to stand out, build trust, and drive results.
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Just as you might advise a client to make some sacrifices today for a more secure future in retirement or investment planning, the same principle should apply to you and your own business.
Being disciplined with budgeting for your practice and yourself (if the practice is incorporated) is crucial for ensuring a healthy and sustainable future.
A budget fosters financial discipline, helping advisors live within their means, make informed business investment decisions (like tools, training, and technology), and maintain clear boundaries between personal and business finances.
It’s a powerful tool that can help you plan for retirement both personally and as part of your business succession planning.
Budgeting is a cornerstone of financial planning for advisors who also own businesses. It provides control over both personal and business finances, ensuring sustainability, growth, and long-term success.
So, let’s make sure we’re drinking our own Kool-Aid and practicing what we preach when it comes to budgeting!
An engaging session that unpacks how modern technology platforms can help financial advisers work more effectively.
We’ll look at the practical ways different platforms – from client management systems to financial planning software – can streamline your daily tasks and improve how you work with clients. Whether you’re just starting to use platforms or looking to make better use of your existing systems, we’ll share real-world examples and practical steps you can take straight away.
We’ll discuss both the advantages, like saving time and improving client communication, and the realistic challenges you might face, such as initial costs and training needs.
By the end of the session, you’ll have a clear picture of how to choose and use platforms that truly suit your practice’s needs and help you deliver better value to your clients.
AI is the tech buzzword of the moment. As always with technological revolutions, there’s a lot of hype and hot air surrounding it, but also immense value to be gained.
This discussion will unpack and explain some of the technologies in laymen’s terms, bust some myths, and highlight some practical ways financial advice professionals can leverage the current and upcoming tools to their advantage.
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