July-August 2026
Featured Articles
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Every summer, something quietly happens across our profession. The calendar is less full, and clients are hard to reach. Whether it’s strengthening your annuity conversations, building trust for deeper relationships, or sharpening your operating systems, it’s the season for tending to your field of opportunity. Continue reading…
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Let’s be honest about something most advisors already feel but rarely say out loud: the biggest threat to your practice isn’t market volatility, fee compression, or increased competition. It’s running out of time. Continue reading...
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For years, living benefits were treated as optional add-ons - valuable, but secondary to the primary purpose of the life insurance policy itself. Today, that conversation is changing. Continue reading…
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When a case involves business ownership, concentrated wealth, blended families, charitable intent, or multistate tax exposure, the “right” recommendation often lives at the intersection of planning, tax, law, and insurance. Thats’ also where partnering with advanced markets can immediately elevate the value you deliver. Continue reading…
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For nearly three decades, the “4% rule” has been one of the most widely cited retirement income strategies in the financial world. First introduced in the mid-1990s by financial planner William Bengen, the rule offered a reassuring and straightforward guideline. Continue reading...
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If you’re new to the industry, what follows is a time-tested outline for conducting an annual life insurance review along with tips to make the process as smooth as possible for you and your clients. Continue reading...
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For as long as I can remember, the risk management profession has been telling the financial planning community something it wasn’t ready to hear. A retirement plan built entirely on investment portfolios is incomplete. Not wrong. Incomplete. And incomplete plans fail people at the worst possible moments. Continue reading...