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What High-Net-Worth Prospects (Really) Want From A Financial Advisor

Nerd's Eye View

For example, an advisor may think of "risk management" in terms of life and property insurance coverage, whereas HNW clients may instead think of tax and estate-planning strategies as asset protection measures – particularly for the future wealth of their heirs.

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Cyber Threats To Client Wealth And Well-Being: Why And How Wealth Managers Will Soon Play A Key Role In Managing These Risks

Nerd's Eye View

Risk management is a key part of many financial advisors’ value propositions. For instance, ensuring clients maintain the proper insurance coverage based on their needs is an important part of the financial planning process. stealing a client’s financial assets that are accessible online), identity theft (i.e.,

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Financial Planning That Helps Clients Weather Disasters

eMoney Advisor

Billion-dollar disasters, inflation, and increased building costs mean a perfect storm is brewing for financial planners’ risk management strategies. Insurance in Financial Planning. The CFP® Board includes risk management and insurance in its financial planning principal knowledge topics for a good reason.

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Canceling Your Life Insurance Policy: A Comprehensive Guide

Good Financial Cents

This type of insurance is often viewed as the simpler and more affordable option , as it strictly provides coverage without any investment component. Steps to Cancel Term Life Insurance: It’s All About Communication The process for canceling term life insurance is generally straightforward.

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Why Should You Care About Financial Planning?

Workable Wealth

Improper risk management and insurance coverage. This means having at least 3-6 months of living expenses earmarked in a highly-liquid account, maintaining proper insurance coverage, and building the right cash-flow management. Communicate Your Accomplishments. Little to no emergency fund.

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7 Risk Assessment Blind Spots (and How to Beat Them)

Risk Management Guru

Do this by asking plenty of “what if” questions, deciding on a set of automatic kill responses, implementing status metrics, and continually communicating with everyone on all sides of you. Critiquing Only Your Own Risk. Close the gaps on those risks by: Ensuring the quality of each contract/contractor that you come in contact with.