New technology will change advisors’ business model
George Hartman talks about the ways new technology will change financial advisors' business model profoundly
- October 24, 2017 August 14, 2018
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George Hartman talks about the ways new technology will change financial advisors' business model profoundly
George Hartman explains how the coming shift in technology will affect the way advisors attract prospects and onboard new clients
A sudden influx of cash needs careful management and planning
George Hartman explains how technology will transform every part of a financial advisor’s business, and urges advisors to upgrade technical knowledge now to ensure continuing success
When Paul Tyers wanted to establish referral relationships with accounting firms, the regulations said it couldn't be done. So he helped the regulators rewrite the rules. Now Tyers, accountants and their clients benefit
Stan Tepner, a former rock music critic, uses his background as an accountant to help him create tax-smart financial plans for his clients
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The former Baltimore Orioles star and Hall of Famer learned the importance of financial planning early in his career
In part 10, George Hartman, managing partner with Elite Advisors Canada, discusses the importance of having a written succession plan and what should be included in the document.
In part nine, George Hartman, managing partner with Elite Advisors Canada, explains what determines the value of your practice, and what do to maximize the value of your business before you put in on the market.