From Netflix to raising pets, advisors are trying to strike a balance between working hard for their clients, and finding time to refresh. Here are how some are coping.
Responding to client portfolios knocked out of whack by the market’s roller coaster ride has been more of a stressor for many firms than communicating with angst-ridden clients.
Recruiting has slowed down at the IBD, due to social distancing and remote working. But the firm has stepped up its virtual capabilities to continue attracting new advisors.
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More than $1.9 billion has been pledged globally—$560 million in the U.S.—by companies, public charities, family foundations and individuals to fight COVID-19.
The Financial Planning Association said Daniel Moisand has held the position since March 13, and will oversee Journal staff and create original content for the publication in his new role.
