Financial Planning and Career Advice
Financial Planning and Career Advice

While some of your work as a financial planner is a solo activity, like making calculations and doing research, the heart of your business is interacting with your clients. Your communication and interactions with your clients are what allow you to develop a trusting partnership with them and encourage them

As a financial planner, you’re supposed to give your clients the advice and expertise they need to make wise financial decisions, right? So what happens when a client just decides something without getting your input? And what if that decision is something you would have advised against? This happened to

There are plenty of tools that you can incorporate into your financial planning practice to give your clients the best possible experience. Along with traditional programs like Quicken and eMoney, there are numerous other software options and mobile apps to consider. We’ve compiled a list of some of our favorites

To be an effective financial planner, it’s essential to know your strengths. You need to feel confident about what you can offer your clients. Everyone has some things that they are naturally better at. The key to being a good financial planner is recognizing your strengths and figuring out the

Communication is one of the most important parts of being a financial planner, but is it something you’re good at? It’s easy to get caught in the trap of giving every client similar advice. Or maybe you’re giving customized advice, but the way you communicate that information is the same

An Amplified Planning member asked recently about what I’m reading and what books I recommend. There are plenty of great financial planning and business books I could recommend, but the truth is that I’m not reading any of them right now. Instead, I’m spending my evenings enjoying the Harry Potter