Client engagement

Most people don’t know it

Many Australians are unaware of the multitude of investment options available to them. Vanessa Stoykov explores how you can educate your clients about the different products in the market and where to go for more information.

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Advisers beware

The impending inter-generational wealth transfer presents a significant opportunity for advisers to broaden their client base. However, advisers also face immense challenges in educating these Aussies who lack basic financial literacy.

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Can you become a life coach?

Increases in life expectancy and the cost of living has resulted in more Aussies establishing their own businesses in retirement. This provides you, the adviser, with an opportunity to guide your clients and coach them to success.

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Change your clients’ behaviour

Many of the reasons why people don’t seek financial advice are tied up in their feelings as opposed to their logic. Money is one of those topics that rouses strong emotions in people, and part of an advisers job must be to address those emotions and allay their fears.

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Tips from advisers of the future

The way to create the future is to first create a vision of it to work towards. That’s why it’s so important to see advisers taking a fresh approach to the advice relationship through new and innovative techniques. Vanessa explains how No More Practice is working with these advisers to improve advice for the end consumer.

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Why goals based advice is more than a buzzword

Surely the industry has always taken client goals into account when providing financial advice? So why has there recently been a focus on honing the craft of goals based advice, asks Vanessa Stoykov? In her weekly blog, Vanessa explores the merits of this approach to advice and what change this will bring to the industry.

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Why trust is the quiet revolution of financial services

As wealth management transitions from a transaction-focussed service to a more goals based approach, advisers will need to adjust their business models to meet these new expectations. However, as Rebecca Jacques, general manager of the Association of Goals Based Advice (AGBA) writes, this will also bring about a quiet revolution in terms of the evolution of trust; between clients and advisers and the industry as a whole.

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Can you become a life coach?

Increases in life expectancy and the cost of living has resulted in more Aussies establishing their own businesses in retirement. This provides you, the adviser, with an opportunity to guide your clients and coach them to success.

Read More »