Here’s a look at the Top 11 Most Viewed Articles of the Week on Advisorpedia , June 12 -16, 2017
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Ask someone you can trust to tell you the truth about how you come across? How would they describe the reputation you’ve created for yourself? —
Stacey HankeDelegation can improve your finances, reduce stress, and let you focus on what is most important to you.
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Cameron HendricksNo doubt, financial advisor marketing is one of the toughest games around. Unfortunately with the pressures of running your practice, the brand is something most financial advisors put last. —
Sara Grillo The busy summer travel season is here yet again, and according to forecasts, this year could set a number of new records for airlines and highways. Thanks to a steadily improving economy, rising gross domestic product (GDP), strong consumer confidence and affordable airfare and fuel costs ... — Frank Holmes
Many financial-services executives welcome the changes as a way to free themselves from the cost and burden of regulatory compliance, particularly around rules the industry fought hard to avoid. —
Bonnie Clark and Ray HennesseyAs a financial planner I see many retirees make smart financial decisions and others make unfortunate, avoidable mistakes. Below is my list of the top 10 retirement mistakes to avoid. —
Mike EklundWith investment returns around the world declining, investors have increasingly been looking beyond traditional asset classes to diversify their existing portfolios and to potentially pick up incremental returns. —
Yazann RomahiFollowing are some of the most frequently asked questions about personal finance. Perhaps these questions are the same ones you have. If you have different ones ... —
Michael KayThe key is harnessing the power of social influence in a compelling way that connects authentic story-telling with brand and product interaction. This is a radical departure from the current media and eCommerce environment as consumers seek information when and where they want it vs. proceeding along a predictable purchase path. —
Ted RubinIf I asked you to make a list of your biggest financial mistakes, what would be on it? Overspending today and not saving for tomorrow? Taking on too much debt? Pulling your money out of a down market, or being guilty of too much hubris when the market was up?
Investing in that “sure thing” that wasn’t so sure after all? —
Lauren KleinThe study underscores what I’ve found to be true: that just because someone holds a license to engage in a specific service for consumers does not mean the person is competent. Licensing tests notoriously set the bar low for the entrance into almost any field. —
Rick Kahler