We expect the global expansion to continue in 2018. Yet investors should prepare for both the consequences of policy shifts and the opportunities presented in more difficult market conditions.
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One of the trickiest aspects of being a financial advisor is simultaneously navigating your dual responsibilities as both a financial advisor and business owner. In order to gain a well-rounded perspective of your firm’s performance, there are several key metrics you should use to assess and interpret its financial health. Learn six ratios that will offer deeper and more valuable insights into where you stand and help you maximize your performance.
Often, in an effort to serve their clients, advisors neglect their own business. However, growth in business is imperative. There’s even a popular saying: “If you aren’t growing, you’re dying.” A good partner should help you maximize the value of your business, working one-on-one and encouraging you to manage your business as a personal asset with the same level of care and diligence as you manage client assets. Find the time and tools to work on your business not just in it. When evaluating the health of your practice, here are five key areas to jump-start your growth plan.
Dividend income is an important component of total portfolio return. But in the international sector, focusing exclusively on dividend yield could be dangerous.