This final instalment in our Planning as a Concept series, the Estate Planning concept, uses estate worth as the key metric of value. Clients will be more motivated to act when they see the results your advice offers – to the tune of $248,000 over 15 years in our example.
Focusing on creating a retirement nest egg and sustainable retirement income, the Retirement Planning concept, part 5 of our series, uses income producing assets as the metric, improving results by $38,000 over 15 years vs. a product-only recommendation.
Part 4 of our 6-part series discusses how using RazorPlan’s Tax Planning concept can drastically improve the results for your clients over product advice using a popular insurance sales concept, Insured Retirement Plan (IRP).
Risk Management is the topic of part 3 in our 6-part Planning as a Concept series. By using Human Capital instead of traditional product advice, clients will be more motivated by personal desire to give their family the best lifestyle they can.
Investment Management plays an important role in any comprehensive financial planning engagement. In part 2 of our series, we illustrate how and why using investment value as the metric is ideal – and far exceeds the results a robo might offer.
In part one of our six-part series, we are discussing Financial Management and how using Planning as a Concept feature of RazorPlan financial planning software can double the results of using a product sale concept alone.
Planning as a Concept™ is a feature of RazorPlan financial planning software and uses Value of Advice to validate your recommendations and instil confidence in you as a financial professional.
Personal finance management can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. These articles answer top questions and cover a variety of common topics to help you reduce cashflow stress points.
Intentionally growing a thriving advisory firm takes more than pure luck. Skill, strategy and consistent review are necessary. For a business that excels well into the future, we recommend implementing practice management actions suggested in these articles.
There are a myriad of tech tools all claiming to be the best at helping you be more efficient in your business. But which ones really measure up? Here are several that experienced, tech-savvy financial professionals are currently using in their practices.
