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Wealth Management Daily Memo

MAY 4, 2020

INSURANCE

Coronavirus, Preppers and Life Insurance

Can the current situation help us focus on priorities?

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INDUSTRY

Financial Planning Stands Tall During COVID-19 Crisis

We can’t let this virus hinder us from further elevating the profession and advocating on federal and state policies that could influence the trajectory of the field, says Martin Seay, FPA president.

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ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS

Addepar Helps Ultra-Wealthy Trade Hedge Fund Holdings

Through Addepar's new Marketplace application, clients can invest in funds through financial-technology company Artivest, and in pre-initial public offering tech firms through a partnership with EquityZen.

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CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE

HIGH NET WORTH

Eight Bingeable Shows for Locked Down Advisors

It’s not like you’re going anywhere.

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CAREERS

CFP Board Postpones Exams to September

As testing sites remain closed due to COVID-19, the CFP Board has rescheduled its July exams to September.  

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INDUSTRY

Brokerage Firms Go on Hiring Spree

Fidelity, Schwab and TD Ameritrade are hiring call center reps and others to answer investor questions—but what does that mean for the RIAs that custody with them?

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EDITOR'S LETTER

Zoom Fatigue

Videoconferencing may be more physically draining than face-to-face meetings.

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INDUSTRY

A Virtual IMPACT Approved by Advisors

Schwab’s decision to move all 2020 conferences to a 'virtual environment' signals changes for the future of industry events—and advisors say they welcome the trend. The main drawback? No 'swag' to bring home to the family.

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