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How to Improve Diversity Among Planners

The CFP board should increase the number of minority planners by holding diversity summits, providing black and Latino leaders with opportunities to be more visible and connecting financial planning candidates with experienced planners through mentorship programs. That's according to Whitney Tome, principal of The Raben Group, which is a national public policy firm. So reports NextAvenue.

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LGBTQ Investors Tend to Take More Risk

A recent study by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance has found that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning (LGBTQ) Americans tend to take bigger risks when investing for retirement. So reports Financial Advisor. Read more...

Financial Advice Fees Are Falling

Some advisors now charge less than 1% of assets rather than the typical long-term fee that ranges from 1% to 1.5% of assets. So reports Barron’s. Read more...

Understanding Exotic Cars Can Give Your HNW Biz a Boost

Understanding the basics of collecting exotic cars can go a long way in helping advisors build a business that serves high net worth clients. So reports Wealth Management. Read more...

Advisors Rethink Fees as Tech Platforms Gain a Foothold

The growing acceptance of low-cost technology platforms for investing is causing advisors to adopt novel approaches to fees. So reports TheStreet. Read more...

Facet Wealth Raises $33M

Facet Wealth, which is developing a technology platform and network of professionals to deliver financial planning services to U.S. households, has just raised $33 million in venture capital to help it develop its services. So reports Venture Beat. Read more...

Fixed Annuity Sales Jump in Q2

During the second quarter, fixed annuity sales totaled nearly $32 billion. So reports Think Advisor.

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Medical Insurance is Clients' Biggest Healthcare Issue: Weath Managers

In a recent study by the Family Wealth Alliance, wealth managers identified medical insurance as being their clients’ biggest healthcare-related issue. So reports Wealth Management. Read more...

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