Curious about what production level you should be at when you are considering independence? In this episode, I'll talk about payouts, expenses and what you'll expect to take home when you go independent.
We work in a highly regulated industry, so it can be tricky to communicate with the world in a way that fits your business. A large company has to deal with the reality that ten to twenty thousand advisors are potentially putting them at risk. With those two factors, it's nearly impossible to escape the lowest common denominator approach to marketing, branding, social media, etc.
Today I interviewed a transition specialist that assists advisors with the transition process. Teresa McCandless has a ton of experience, and is a great asset to our firm and those advisors she helps transition their books to our firm.
Going independent can help you create a more satisfying lifestyle while still serving your favorite clients and remaining active in the business.
The upcoming implementation of the DOL ruling has some advisors questioning if they'll stay in the business. We'll discuss some things for those advisors to consider, as well as potential opportunities for those who are sticking around.
Today I'll talk about an example of why saving ONE minute a day is easily worth $100/year and other ways to maximize your time when you're a financial advisor.
When considering your options to go independent, you may also consider the economics of employee firm recruiting deals. In this episode, I'll suggest a framework for how to consider the spectrum of tradeoffs between payout and upfront money.
Planning and executing a transition to independence does involve some risk. You can't predict the future, but you can plan for mitigating the biggest and most obvious ones. We'll cover the biggest risks in making the move.
Voice Over Internet Protocol--is a great technology that gives you numerous benefits as an independent financial advisor and business owner. If you are considering establishing your own practice, do yourself a favor and make sure you explore VOIP solutions for your phone system.
There is a lot of talk about buying and selling advisory practices, but what if you're not ready to sell? There are other ways to get value from your business as you get older.
Going from employee to independent advisor, you may find you have to take care of some details you're not used to dealing with. We cover those in this episode.
I often talk about the flexibility and freedom inherent in being an independent financial advisor; this episode goes into what that freedom really gets you.
A lot of independent advisors use virtual assistants as part of their business. In this episode, I'll discuss the reasons to consider using remote/virtual assistants in your practice.
Starting completely from scratch seems overwhelming, so some advisors sign up for fully bundled solutions when they go independent. I discuss the pros and cons of that approach in this episode.
You've made the decision to go independent, now you are trying to optimize your timing. In this episode we talk about the best times to make a move.
