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How to Best Serve the Two Different Types of Clients

It’s important for advisors to understand how to service the two broad categories of investors—the “whys,” or those who focus on why investment decisions are made, and the “hows,” or those who focus on how portfolios are constructed. So reports ThinkAdvisor.

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CFP Board Cracks Down on 23 Advisors

The Certified Financial Planner Board has taken disciplinary action against 23 planners, including yanking the CFP designation from three individuals. So reports FinancialPlanning.

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Advisors’ Clients Are Growing Increasingly Concerned About Portfolio Risk

Some advisors say they are experiencing an increase in telephone calls from clients who are concerned about risk resulting from the combination of a prolonged bull market and an extended period of low interest rates. So reports Yahoo! Finance.

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How to Plan for Long-Term Healthcare

Insurance for long-term healthcare has become expensive over the years and many insurers have stopped offering the product, but advisors can use a variety of other tools to help their clients protect against rising healthcare costs. So reports Forbes.

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IMCA Creates Online Behavioral Finance Course

The Investment Management Consultants Association plans to roll out an online behavioral finance program this summer that will help advisors understand poor decisions that investors are hardwired to make. That's according to a press release from the organization.

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House Committee Assails IRS Over Service Cuts

The House Ways & Means Committee, in a recent report, maintains that the Internal Revenue Service has cut back on customer services in order to pay for employee bonuses and union activities. So reports ThinkAdvisor.

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Many Investors Don’t Understand Broker Fees: Study

In a recent study by the North American Securities Administrators Association, 30% of investors mistakenly claimed their broker dealers impose no fees or other charges. So reports ThinkAdvisor.

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Many Biz Owners Lack Succession Plans

Many Baby Boomer entrepreneurs plan to finance their retirement by selling their businesses, yet many have neglected to make business succession plans. So reports CNBC.

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