Lauren Stansell of Yeske Buie gets interviewed by our guest host, Alexandria Cole. Lauren wasn’t sure she wanted to be in financial planning and just several years later is on track to be partner at her firm. Tune in to hear her story and learn how she has been instrumental in creating and growing their Resident Program, a three year training program for new financial planners.
Today your host, Hannah Moore, sits down with Susan Bradley, Elizabeth Jetton, Carol Anderson, and Rick Kahler to talk about the evolution of financial life planning, and why each of them views this “Financial Planning 2.0” as this profession’s future.
In the world of financial regulation, it’s easy for the voices of fiduciary financial planners to get drowned out. One of Skip Schweiss’s many jobs is to give financial planners the microphone, and raise awareness about the fiduciary movement both in Washington and in our public communication with consumers.
George Kinder of The Kinder Institute of Life Planning has had an incredible impact on the development of financial life planning. To hear him speak about the human element within financial planning is inspiring, and absolutely necessary for all planners – whether you’re new to the field, or you’ve been a planner for decades.
This panel through TD Ameritrade Institutional with Charesse J Hagan, Kelli Cruz, and Heather Fortner offers fascinating insight on how non-advisor roles in the financial planning profession are evolving – and why they’re important.