Are you considering switching or adding fee-for-service planning to your practice? Or have you recently transitioned to become fee-only? The freedom to set your upfront and recurring fees is a huge benefit but can also be daunting if you are just...
As the financial planning industry is continuously evolving, which has been amplified in response to the pandemic and a rapidly growing number of clients in the X and Y generations, the monthly retainer model has become the preferred fee structure for...
Topics: Practice Management, Fee-For-Service
Is your practice ready to stretch beyond the AUM model and start growing through fee-for-service offerings? AdvicePay is here to help advisors grow their businesses in 2021 and beyond.
Topics: Practice Management, User Experience, Fee-For-Service
It’s no surprise that the future of wealth management and financial advising is starting to evolve -- and we are going to begin to see these changes in the next few years. Although 2020 was a challenging year, to say the least, we saw accelerated...
Topics: Practice Management, Fee-For-Service
In 2020, we covered a lot on our blog —fee-for-service tactics, marketing strategies, virtual work tips, pricing strategies, and more!As we jump into a new year, let's review our top 10 most-read blog posts of 2020.
Topics: Marketing, Practice Management, Fee-For-Service, Client Relationships
Are you charging your clients for financial planning? Or do you solely rely on the sale of products and working with clients through AUM? For most of its history, "getting paid" for financial planning has really been about giving away financial...
Topics: Practice Management, Fee-For-Service
While younger generations have become the face of fee-for-service clients, they aren’t the only folks who can benefit from this unique model. Advisors are having great success in working with various clients of all ages, financial situations, and...
Topics: Practice Management, Fee-For-Service, Client Relationships
There are endless ways to calculate your fees when operating under the fee-for-service model. While no single approach is the solution for every firm, trends in payment calculations have begun to appear among financial planners. If you're still trying...
Topics: Practice Management, Fee-For-Service
As fee-for-service financial planning continues to be a growing trend in the financial industry, it’s hard not to compare it to Assets Under Management (AUM), especially when working with pre-retirees and retirees. While AUM is based on growing and...
Topics: Practice Management, Fee-For-Service