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Succeeding in Financial Services: Expert Insights With John Wheeler

NAIFA Advisor Today

John Wheeler is an accomplished Certified Financial Planner (CFP) with a wealth of experience in the financial services industry since 1969. In his current role, John supports his firm through seminars, advanced joint sales work, recruiting, and developing financial planning services.

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The Mark of a True Professional With Ike Trotter

NAIFA Advisor Today

Ike is highly skilled in analyzing long-term care insurance, Medicare supplement coverage, disability insurance, life insurance, and retirement planning. As a Financial Services Professional for Ike Trotter Agency , he provides healthcare, risk management, and "basic" estate planning solutions to families and small businesses.

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What Do Financial Adviser Designations Mean? What are the Letters after a Name?

Carson Wealth

Using the CFP ® designation behind your name requires three years of experience, taking courses in financial planning, investments, risk management, estate planning, retirement planning, education planning and psychology. ChFC ® – Chartered Financial Consultant. Retirement.

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Provide Clients with Financial Peace of Mind: Pursue a Certified Financial Planner® Certification

International College of Financial Planning

The world of financial advising is diverse, with various specializations. Passion for Numbers If the allure of spreadsheets, the precision of calculations, and the thrill of tracking investments resonate with you, then the path of a financial advisor beckons. Or champion specific products, like the Shield of Life Insurance.

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What are the Different Types of Financial Advisors?

WiserAdvisor

These advisors vary in terms of their areas of expertise and the specific types of financial services they provide, and tailor their advice to their client’s financial situation, needs, and goals. They help prepare a retirement plan based on a client’s financial needs and goals.

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Retirement planning for women: Can future taxes actually ruin your goal?

Envision Wealth Planning

Retirement planning for women can be trickier than most people may think. Most women I talk to are more concerned about paying less in taxes today than when they retire. Many people like the idea of paying less in taxes, But how does that relate to retirement planning for women and a financially free retirement?

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4 Financial Concerns High-Net-Worth Individuals Face

WiserAdvisor

Secondly, when hiring a financial advisor, look for their certifications to establish more faith. You can look for the following: Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)). Certified Trust and Financial Officer (CTFA). Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC). Certified Financial Planner (CFP).