Serving the Multi-Gen Client
Financial advisors have historically failed at retaining client relationships through multiple generations. When an existing client dies, leaving assets to children or grandchildren, the new generation sticks with mom or grandad’s advisor less than 10% of the time, studies show. That’s the bad news. The good news is there is…
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