- Helping Clients control their emotions.
- Assisting clients with a financial plan that can change with a car accident, a death, a birth, a marriage, a divorce, or myriad other things.
- Keeping clients “balanced, yet flexible” in response to constantly changing markets.
- Educating clients about opportunities and risks.
- Motivating clients to make difficult decisions.
- Talking through trade-offs.
- Allowing clients to review consequences under various scenarios- visualizing eventualities.
- Deliver accountability and accept responsibility.
- Helping clients really know what they own.
- Setting and re-setting realistic expectations.
- Explaining money and wealth to a family.
- Helping spouses align their expectations.
- Overcoming client procrastination.
- Helping clients develop greater confidence in their financial affaires.
- Spotting the real risk, possible blow ups, that could hit a family finances.
- Allow clients to admit that they don’t understand financial markets, and educating them accordingly.
- Advocate on behalf of clients interest.
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