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READBy Jason Diamond, WealthManagement.com – How to think about transition deals when evaluating a firm or model: 5 key considerations.
By Barbra Herman – UBS advisors describe a culture defined by wins and losses—and they are asking tough questions about what the future holds.
By Mindy Diamond, WealthManagement.com – If changing firms made sense to these billion-dollar-plus advisors, what lessons can be learned by those who manage less but aspire for more?
By Jason Diamond – Unfiltered, fresh, candid, and honest feedback straight from your Edward Jones peers who transitioned to another firm or model within the past 18 months.
By Jason Diamond, WealthManagement.com – Complacency is a funny thing: It’s easy to fall into and hard to get out of. But there are 6 common reasons advisors get stuck in the status quo. Knowing each, the path to regaining control becomes much clearer.
By Jason Diamond – While the firm continues to add new advisors to its ranks, it’s still struggling to keep pace in the so-called recruiting wars. And even current Jones advisors are wondering why.
By Mindy Diamond, Forbes.com – How unhappy should an advisor be to consider change? Nine questions to gauge whether it’s time to start exploring options.
By Jason Diamond, WealthManagement.com – While independence means less bureaucracy and red tape, it comes with additional responsibilities that advisors should be aware of before opting to make the leap.
By Allison Brunwasser, ThinkAdvisor.com – For many advisors, independence is just a bridge too far—but greater autonomy and control are often closer than they realize.
By Jason Diamond, WealthManagement.com – There are many reasons why an advisor might prefer one firm over another. Moving beyond “table stakes” factors, here are 8 critical yet often overlooked considerations for evaluating potential firms—as well as your own.