The decision to change your affiliation with a firm is not something to make without careful consideration. Choosing the wrong firm can have a significant impact on your financial advisory practice. It’s also important to note that the wrong firm for you might be the right firm for another advisor (and vice-versa).

In a moment, I’ll share with you twelve critical questions to ask your new, prospective firm. Whether you are thinking of changing your independent broker-dealer, IMO/FMO, RIA, or TAMP platform, these questions go far beyond what many advisors normally ask.
The typical advisor questions include the “obvious” items:
What if you could track an index, customize your portfolio, and reduce taxes - all at once? That’s the goal of direct indexing, a strategy gaining traction among advisors and investors alike.
In this episode of The RARE Advisor, Aaron Grady and Duncan MacPherson explore how financial advisors can approach year-end planning with intention and purpose. Rather than focusing solely on metrics and spreadsheets, they discuss the importance of aligning your “why” with your process and practice. Drawing on Japanese philosophies like Ikigai, Kaizen, Kintsugi, and Wabi Sabi, they share insights on creating a more meaningful, resilient, and sustainable business. Learn how embracing continuous improvement, authenticity, and technology can help you become the advisor of the future.
In today's competitive environment, you don't have time for anything less than complete solutions. Your clients expect excellence, and you deserve support partners who share that commitment.
What if you could track an index, customize your portfolio, and reduce taxes - all at once? That’s the goal of direct indexing, a strategy gaining traction among advisors and investors alike.
In this episode of The RARE Advisor, Aaron Grady and Duncan MacPherson explore how financial advisors can approach year-end planning with intention and purpose. Rather than focusing solely on metrics and spreadsheets, they discuss the importance of aligning your “why” with your process and practice. Drawing on Japanese philosophies like Ikigai, Kaizen, Kintsugi, and Wabi Sabi, they share insights on creating a more meaningful, resilient, and sustainable business. Learn how embracing continuous improvement, authenticity, and technology can help you become the advisor of the future.
In today's competitive environment, you don't have time for anything less than complete solutions. Your clients expect excellence, and you deserve support partners who share that commitment.