The Power of Empathy in Financial Planning
Financial planning is a highly personal and sensitive matter. It requires financial professionals to forge a trusting relationship between themselves… Read More
Financial Psychology
Financial psychology deals with the complex relationship we all have with money. Financial planners who understand a client’s emotional connection to their money, and the way their relationship to money has developed over time, can deliver greater peace of mind through more impactful, personalized services.
Financial Planning for the Childfree
There is an increase in Americans who are choosing to be childfree, meaning they have decided not to have children. Read More
4 Money Tips for Couples from Advisors
Refining how you approach financial planning for couples is a smart move. Money can be a sensitive topic in any… Read More
4 Tips for Advisors to Start Uncovering Client Values
A successful financial planning relationship depends on a planner’s ability to dive deep into a client’s core values. But when… Read More
Helping Financial Planning Clients Believe in Themselves
How often have you worked with a client and provided a great financial plan, based on a thorough analysis of… Read More
Make Listening Your Value Proposition
Listening is important in understanding clients, developing trusting relationships with them, and helping them plan for their financial future. It’s… Read More
Giving Thanks: 3 Gratitude Exercises Advisors Can Use to Elevate Well-being
Want to show your clients you care about their wellness? Help them strengthen their most important relationships. One of the… Read More
Research Reveals Tools and Tactics That Drive Personalization in Financial Planning
Last year eMoney conducted research to learn more about where advisors and their clients stood on how they define financial… Read More
How Top Advisors Are Combining Financial Psychology and Technology
For today’s financial planner, delivering a plan is table stakes, and providing a personalized planning experience is no longer just… Read More
Estate Planning Studies Show 3 Blind Spots Advisors Can Address
An overwhelming majority of clients (93 percent) want estate planning advice from advisors, yet only 22 percent are getting it. Read More
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