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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

To build a sustainable business in today’s complex environment, financial planners need to offer more than expert recommendations. It requires cultivating strong partnerships with clients built on collaboration. Collaboration is more than just communication; it is the process of working jointly with clients to identify their goals, understand their challenges, and co-create tailored solutions that align with their financial aspirations. By adopting a collaborative approach, planners can gain deeper insights into client needs, strengthen trust, and deliver advice that truly resonates.