Winning the HNW Client: How a Holistic Tax and Investment Strategy Sets Advisors Apart
Key Takeaways 46% of HNW investors plan to change or add a wealth relationship in the next 12–24 months. Advisors who offer a consolidated, specialized...

As trust executives navigate an evolving financial landscape, the need for a unified approach to trust and wealth management has never been greater. Clients expect seamless, personalized services that integrate trust administration with wealth advisory. However, fragmented systems and outdated technology often stand in the way of delivering…

The world of wealth management is multi-faceted and demanding. Financial advisors juggle a multitude of tasks, from investment research and portfolio management to client communication and account administration. Unfortunately, these tasks are often siloed across disparate systems, creating a fragmented workflow. This fragmented approach can lead to several…

The financial services industry is undergoing a transformation, with bank trusts experiencing a paradigm shift. Traditionally, bank trust departments offered a range of services, including trust administration and wealth management. However, the lines are shifting as forward-thinking banks are refocusing on wealth management for their trust clients.

While the old adage goes that the only things certain in life are death in taxes, new capabilities are now available to financial advisors that help them ease their client’s taxable burdens through tax-efficient investing. Advisors already employ many tax-optimization strategies in non-qualified, taxable accounts, such as tax-loss…

Recent market volatility has investors paying more attention to their portfolios, with many seeking new ways to mitigate the negative impact of market downturns and salvage returns. A key aspect of these efforts involves utilizing tax mitigation services within their portfolios to improve their investing outcomes. Use of…

In today's financial landscape, clients are seeking more personalized and higher-touch experiences that incorporate the full scope of their financial well-being. In particular, services oriented around tax planning and managing capital gains taxes are gaining traction with advisory clients. A recent study1 revealed some telling statistics:

Clients want to rely on a financial advisor to make the best investment decisions for their future. As a financial advisor, the many options available can make it challenging to determine which products, services, and vendors best fit your clients' needs.

Though faith-based investing isn’t a new concept, many investors aren’t aware that they can align their investments with their religious values. For investors, designing an investment strategy that aligns with the principles and teachings of their religion and promotes positive change presents an enticing opportunity.