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    Key Elements of Succession Planning: Preparing Your Clients

    Most financial advisors know that they need to have a succession plan in place – whether they follow through on it or not or leave it until it’s too late, that’s beside the point. But many financial advisors, even those who have a plan, aren’t clear about how important it is to prepare their clients for a successful transition. Having your plan figured out is the first step. You also need to make sure that your clients are on your side and supportive of your next move.

    7 Ways to Maximize the Valuation of Your Financial Advisory Practice

    One of the ways in which we have been successful in growing Beck Bode is by inviting like-minded...

    Financial Advisor Practice Acquisition: 8 Lessons We Learned

    Here at Beck Bode, we have grown our firm organically (meaning one client at a time) and through...

    Why Financial Advisors Struggle with Succession Planning

    We know from experience in working with business owners that planning for succession is something...

    Where Are You Building a Legacy?

    Given how frequently we talk about legacy with our clients, it makes sense for us to have a clear...

    Factoring Private School Funding Into Your Financial Equation?

    My wife Crista and I are in an interesting spot regarding the education of our children. We have...

    What Does Living Well Mean to You?

    When I think about “living well,” the first thing I notice is that for me, living well has very...

    Four Signs You May Be Getting Bad Financial Advice

    People often ask me what makes for a great financial advisor. Honestly, this question doesn’t even...

    Estate Planning: 6 Ways To Financially Prepare Before You Die

    If I knew today was my last day, what would my legacy be? This isn’t a comfortable question, but...
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