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Client comfort should come first
Michelle Veitch believes financial advice should be as pleasurable as visiting your favourite coffee shop, so she decided to create surroundings that reflect that.
Johanna RobertsApril 3, 2018
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When to pounce: Policy news creates buying points
New monetary policy information inevitably creates a reaction, but today’s solid fundamentals mean those dips can be opportunities for a steady hand.
Ron BewleyMarch 8, 2018
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Four steps to making good customer service a habit
The top advisers are delivering a winning client experience by excelling on four important fronts. Here’s how you can, too.
Mei-Ling HoMarch 8, 2018
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FASEA phonetics need their own FAQ
There is painful irony in the members of the industry not being able to agree on how to pronounce the standards board’s name.
Tahn SharpeMarch 1, 2018
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Trust is more than just a virtue
That rapport between client and adviser doesn’t come about by magic. Research has explored the structures professionals must have in place to maintain effective relationships.
Gregor MurtonJanuary 31, 2018
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Stepping up with confidence
Amanda Jarosz says taking the paraplanner route to becoming an adviser has given her self-assurance and a good understanding of all areas of the business.
Johanna RobertsJanuary 15, 2018
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How to become a billionaire
Catch the ride with the next sure-fire, can’t miss, err, thing, on the blockchain platform.
Dixon BainbridgeJanuary 12, 2018
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Age of disruption casts doubt on power of rate hikes
The Reserve Bank’s favourite lever doesn’t have the same pull it once did. This may cause investors to lose confidence in central banks.
Ron BewleyJanuary 5, 2018