Finding ways to encourage millennial clients to meet in person

Working primarily with clients in their mid- to late-20s, Heather Lindsley, LUTCF, RICP, a three-year MDRT member from Green Bay, Wisconsin, said it is important for advisors to ensure these...

The payoff of “no agenda” contact with clients

If your client outreach has long been focused on worthwhile but familiar gestures like birthday cards, perhaps it is time to explore some new ideas. Renee Hanson, CFP, ChFC, a five-year...

Help retirement clients safely get down the mountain

Obviously, climbing Mount Everest is no small feat. But just as important as getting to the top is safely arriving back down at the bottom. Matthew Blocki, ChFC, CFP, a four-year...

Enhance clients’ understanding using colored pencils and play money

When describing their process, so many advisors come back to the word “education.” So perhaps it is no surprise that Daniel E. Jossen, CFP, has seen such success utilizing a technique...

Do you practice or just fast-forward to the games?

Practice is nobody’s favorite part of performance. The best part is actually utilizing the skills from the simulation in a real-life situation. Yet David John Munson Jr., a one-year MDRT member...

How to show clients you are both a professional and a person

Steven A. Plewes, CLU, ChFC, used to wear a suit and tie to all of his meetings with clients. He was friendly but always very business-like. Until he visited one...

How to wrap up the client’s first meeting and rise above the competition

You’ve had a successful first meeting with a client. Information has been shared, and a rapport has been established. All you need to do is wrap things up in the...

Enhance the personal connection with your clients through your newsletter

By Matthew T. Hoesly, CFP, ChFC, presented at the 2017 Annual Meeting I can’t stand the saying, “Don’t take it personally; it’s just business.” Everything we do for our clients is...

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