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The Future Of Financial Advice: How Tech and Approaches In 2030 Will Differ From Today

Nerd's Eye View

For instance, the financial advice industry has seen many changes to regulations (for both advisors and their clients), advisor business models, and the advisor technology landscape. The changing patterns in how financial advice is delivered can be compared to the similar trends seen in the evolution of medicine.

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Don’t let your clients take Medicare advice from William Shatner!

Sara Grillo

These folks are getting older and their healthcare is suddenly far more complex in retirement – just when they’ll be needing it. The impact of their healthcare choices on their financial plan – healthcare is a large line item. I am a CFA® charterholder and financial advisor marketing consultant. A good referral.

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Serving Clients at All Stages of the Financial Planning Lifecycle Effectively and Efficiently

eMoney Advisor

Recent research 1 found that there is a large population of Americans interested in financial guidance. Of an estimated 104 million households seeking some level of financial advice, 88 million of those households want that advice from a financial professional. Focus on short-term goals.

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Helping veterans and military with financial planning

Nationwide Financial

Department of Veterans Affairs aimed at making education, healthcare, life insurance, mortgages, and retirement more accessible for those who have served. Not only will the lifestyle of military members differ from civilian clients, but there many financial benefits available to veterans from the U.S. Financial veteran benefits.

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The Battle of Advice: ChatGPT vs. a Financial Advisor on Retirement Planning

WiserAdvisor

Consider factors such as healthcare expenses, inflation, and potential changes in lifestyle. Calculate potential income from investments, such as retirement accounts (401(k), IRA), and other assets. Manage Investment Risk: Reevaluate your investment portfolio to align with your retirement timeline and risk tolerance.

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What is a Financial Plan, and How Do I Make One?

Harness Wealth

A financial plan is a comprehensive blueprint designed to help you meet your financial goals, whether that’s achieving a comfortable retirement, sending your kids to college, or planning for unforeseen events. It’s more than just investing—it’s a holistic approach that covers all aspects of your financial life.

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The Four Phases of Retirement

Park Place Financial

Comparing these estimated costs with your current investments and savings will help establish how much money you will need in retirement. Possible financial benefits of delaying retirement. Long-term healthcare expenses. Then, we help our clients make the best investments for their individual situations. Early Retirement.