How To Start The Debt Conversation

Debt plays a part in most people’s lives, but many may not know how to start the debt conversation. However, in your role as a trusted advisor, you can help your clients address debt and build better habits for staying…

Recently we hosted Michael Kitces to deliver the webinar presentation, “Scaling Advice: From Financial Advisor to Financial Advicer.” ThinkAdvisor Reporter Jeff Berman covered the webinar in his article, “Kitces: 10 Questions To Ask When Building A Year-End Tax Planning Checklist.”…

Many of your clients are asking this question: Should I pay off my mortgage? It’s a big decision to pay off a home, but there isn’t a lot of discussion about it. You are ideally situated to lead your clients…

Rising inflation: There’s no getting around this topic, and your clients are probably calling with questions. They want to know how it will affect their financial planning goals. After all, inflation affects many different areas of the financial plan, including…

Employer-provided benefits are a critical component of any financial plan. However, making benefit elections can be complicated. The good news, though, is that financial advisors can help clients coordinate their benefits with other areas of their financial plans.  Help shepherd…

It can feel like a lot of work to implement a client engagement strategy. The truth is when you have PreciseFP and fpPathfinder in your tech stack; you have the power to automate a client engagement strategy that produces results.…

It’s a common question your clients are asking: Should I lease or buy my next automobile? The decision to lease or buy can have a day-to-day and long-term effect on cash flow and emotions. Beyond make, model, and body type,…

As your clients get knee-deep into Spring cleaning rituals, they may also be thinking about their homes and asking critical home-related questions. Certainly, any question concerning a primary asset can present planning opportunities.  Refer to the Home-Specific Bundle to support…