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  • 1 week ago | aaii.com | Michael Kitces |Wade Pfau

    For the past 20 years—due to the growing research on safe withdrawal rates, the adoption of Monte Carlo analysis (a method of considering many simulations), and just a difficult period of market returns—there has been an increasing awareness of the importance and impact of market volatility on a retiree’s portfolio.

  • 1 week ago | kitces.com | Michael Kitces

    Executive SummaryFinancial planning is inherently complex, especially when it comes to data gathering, analysis, and crafting well-reasoned recommendations. But delivering those recommendations in a way that clients can understand and act on is a separate skill. Advisors not only need to do the deep technical work, they also need to translate that complexity into clarity – a step that can be surprisingly time-consuming and cognitively demanding.

  • 1 week ago | kitces.com | Michael Kitces

    Executive SummaryWelcome everyone! Welcome to the 439th episode of the Financial Advisor Success Podcast!My guest on today's podcast is Alvin Carlos. Alvin is the CEO of District Capital Management, an RIA based in Washington, D.C., that generates $850,000 of annual, primarily retainer-based, revenue serving 155 client households.

  • 2 weeks ago | kitces.com | Michael Kitces

    Executive SummaryWelcome everyone! Welcome to the 438th episode of the Financial Advisor Success Podcast!My guest on today's podcast is Nikki Savage. Nikki is a senior director in the Tampa, Florida, office of the RIA Sequoia Financial Group, where she manages approximately $150 million in assets under management for 100 client households.

  • 3 weeks ago | kitces.com | Michael Kitces

    Executive SummaryYoung advisors may feel – and face – an extra burden to prove their expertise to clients. After all, it can feel odd to create an estate plan that will impact a client’s grandchildren… when those grandchildren may be older than the advisor themselves! And while any advisor needs to determine how much detail to share when explaining strategic decisions, younger advisors may feel added pressure to prove their credibility.

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MichaelKitces
MichaelKitces @MichaelKitces
23 May 25

Young advisors may feel – and face – an extra burden to prove their expertise to clients. In this episode, we discuss how young advisors can strike the right balance between complex explanations and simplicity as they build trust and social capital. https://t.co/DBWwqXXrzn

MichaelKitces
MichaelKitces @MichaelKitces
23 May 25

This #WeekendReading kicks off with a recent @CitywireRIA survey of RIA employee compensation and wellbeing which found that advisors appear broadly satisfied with their jobs and identified a positive correlation between income and happiness at work. https://t.co/KHKY2ivAjl

MichaelKitces
MichaelKitces @MichaelKitces
23 May 25

The pros and cons of four alternatives to 529 plans for education savings, including taxable brokerage accounts and Roth IRAs, and more on education planning this #WeekendReading: https://t.co/KmKJ5YhYxJ