February 2023: Divorce Planning

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COVER STORY

Helping Hand: Advising Divorced and Divorcing Clients  

By Danielle Andrus

Helping clients navigate difficult emotions and complex financial planning during a divorce or long after one can be challenging but rewarding.


PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

Employee Benefits that Can Give Your Firm the Competitive Advantage

By Jessica Harrington, PCC

Business owners must design a benefits package that suits their ideal candidate’s needs.

 

FEATURE

To Best Connect with Clients, Connect with Yourself

By Julie Fortin, CFP®, FBS, CeFT, and Mary Martin, Ph.D.

You can’t truly understand other people if you don’t understand your inner self.


FPA NEXT GENERATION PLANNER

Featured Article

Fostering Digital Relationships as a Financial Counselor

By Greg Sloan, CFP®, CEPA

My Career Path

Danielle Miura on Caring for Others
 

Tips for the NexGen Community

The FPA Community Weighs in on Tech Solutions

 

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COLUMNS

Longevity
A Model for Proactive Health Event Planning and Response

By Chris Heye, Ph.D.

A single health event can have a broad impact on clients’ current and future financial situation.


Insurance Planning
Living in a Highly Litigious Society: Liability Protection for Your Clients and Yourself

By HanNa Lim, Ph.D., CFP®, and Matthew Sommer, Ph.D., CFP®, CFA

Excess liability insurance as well as errors and omissions insurance can provide further peace of mind for financial planners and HNW clients.

Succession Planning
Navigating the Emotional Journey When Selling Your RIA

By David DeVoe

Planning-firm owners’ dilemma to sell or not is almost always motivated by fear or by aspiration.

Estate Planning
How Portability Can Be an Impactful Estate Planning Strategy

By Philip Herzberg, CFP®, CDFA, CTFA, AEP

Recent changes to portability rules by the IRS make them even more attractive for some married couples.

RESEARCH

The Influence of Risk, Financial Literacy, and Trust on Financial Advice-seeking Behavior in a Cross-racial Examination

By Eric T. Ludwig, CFP®; Stuart J. Heckman, CFP®; and Megan McCoy, Ph.D., LMFT, AFC, CFT-I

It is vital to understand how much, how, and why different groups of people reach out for help, particularly to financial planners, if we are to help close the wealth gap.

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CALL FOR PAPERS

At FPA, we value our members of the academic community. The Journal of Financial Planning is once again accepting extended abstracts (1,000 to 1,500 words) of unpublished research to consider for presentation at the FPA Annual Conference in Phoenix, September 27–29, 2023.   Learn more HERE. 


DEPARTMENTS

STARTING THOUGHTS

The Art of the Raw Deal

By Danielle Andrus

OBSERVER

Stats and Facts

Stat Bank

JFP ACADEMICS

Upcoming Research


IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Which Social Security Claiming Strategy Generates the Highest Legacy Value?

By Wade D. Pfau, Ph.D., CFA, RICP, and Steve Parrish, J.D., RICP, AEP, ChFC, CLU

It’s time to analyze whether delaying Social Security as long as possible for a higher payout or claiming earlier to invest the distribution provides a longer lifetime value.

 

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