Thursday, August 1, 2019
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Sometimes, showing value to potential clients can be as simple and illustrating how you can build a strategy to long-term financial wellness and concise estate management. To better begin this process, Grant Hicks discusses creating an estate plan for clients or prospects by beginning with a beneficiary audit.
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