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Brian Wallheimer

Brian Wallheimer

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Editor-in-Chief, Financial Planning

Rockford

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Total articles 265

  • Ask an Advisor: Should you offer friends and family discounts?

    By Brian Wallheimer Verified| Financial Planning Verified It's only natural for a financial advisor to want to help a friend or family member with some investing tips or a nudge toward an estate plan. But how far should that go? Some general advice around the Thanksgiving Day table is one thing, but should advisors offer discounts on their actual services? On the one hand, it might feel strange to charge full price to a parent, sibling or close friend.

    By Brian Wallheimer Verified · Financial Planning

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Tariff turmoil: How advisors can stay on top of huge market swings

    By Brian Wallheimer Verified| Financial Planning Verified For days, markets turned south as President Trump's tariffs led to concerns about higher prices and global trade wars. Now, the president has paused and lowered some of his tariffs, adding to the turmoil on Wall Street, albeit in a positive direction this time. Financial advisors are often telling clients to stay the course and consider investments in the long term. But the whiplash of the past few months is a lot to handle.

    By Brian Wallheimer Verified · Financial Planning

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Ask an Advisor: Should you offer friends and family discounts?

    By Brian Wallheimer Verified| Financial Planning Verified It's only natural for a financial advisor to want to help a friend or family member with some investing tips or a nudge toward an estate plan. But how far should that go? Some general advice around the Thanksgiving Day table is one thing, but should advisors offer discounts on their actual services? On the one hand, it might feel strange to charge full price to a parent, sibling or close friend.

    By Brian Wallheimer Verified · Financial Planning

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Financial Planning

Financial Planning is the leading resource for news, analysis, insights and data for financial advisors across the independent, wirehouse and bank channels. We deliver the essential information, strategies and tools planners need to build and grow thriving practices, position their firms against competitive threats, meet regulatory requirements and best serve their clients.

Rockford, United States

+1 212-803-8200

Founded: 1969