From this month’s edition of the fine publication “Financial Planning”:

“Whether your client is high-net-worth or working to become so, it is incumbent upon financial planning professionals—often the most trusted advisors—to position insurance as a critical protection for the assets they have worked so hard to build. Working with an independent insurance broker is particularly important for high-net-worth clients who may have very sophisticated needs, but an independent broker can provide all of your clients with a broad choice of coverage and carriers. Many insurance carriers will be happy to give you a list of referenced brokers.

Your relationship with your clients is based on trust and good advice. Sound advice on protecting your clients’ assets is just as important as your advice on growing them.”  

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