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1. Do Investors Think the U.S. is Re-Opening Too Soon?
Depending upon the cable news channel you might prefer, one of the key topics being discussed is how soon should various states, as well as the country overall, begin to “re-open” the economy. — George Walper, Jr.
2. Why the Largest Cyberattack in History Will Happen Within Six Months
The coronavirus is laying the groundwork for a massive cyberattack. In fact, I’m on record today saying we’ll see the largest cyberattack in HISTORY within the next six months. — Stephen McBride
3. The Impact of Being out of the Market
Focusing investors on what they can control –how much and how consistently they save, and maintaining a well-diversified asset allocation– is key to a successful retirement outcome. — Samantha Azzarello and Katherine Roy
4. When Your Client Doesn’t Want to Be Your Client Any Longer
You’ve been proactive during the market decline. A client tells you they are packing it in. Selling out of transferring the assets elsewhere. What can you do? — Bryce Sanders
5. 23 Questions Investors Are Asking Prospective Financial Advisors
41% of high-net-worth investors think that they don't have the right questions to ask a potential financial advisor. — Samantha Russell
6. How Financial Advisors Can Stop Viewing Compliance as a Business-Prevention Department
Are you a financial advisor who feels nervous about compliance? Join the club. — Matt Halloran and Leila Shaver
7. Welcome to the Digit-Drome. Where Were You?
It shouldn’t have taken a pandemic to awaken the business world to the Digitdrome … and it has seemed to at first blush. — Douglas Heikkinen
8. The Coronavirus Just Hit the “Fast-Forward” Button on These Three Industries
I believe the coronavirus is the most disruptive event since WWII. This pandemic will change entire industries forever. It’ll ignite certain ones. And be the final nail in the coffin for others. — Stephen McBride
9. How Financial Advisors Can Build an Elite Practice
If you want to have an elite practice then you have to be prepared to pay the price, invest in yourself and others continually, but most importantly you need to understand the journey that is required to get there. — Tony Vidler
10. COVID-19’s Continued Impact on the U.S. Economy: Our Predictions
Which industries will come back roaring after COVID-19 ends? What can the U.S. learn from this crisis? — Jeffrey A Green
11. Indifference Towards Truth: Rebuilding Trust In a Post Lockdown World
If ever there was a time for critical thinking to make a comeback it’s right about now. — Paul Taylor