Financial advisory firms are turning to personality and aptitude assessments to boost team satisfaction, productivity, and retention. The article emphasizes selecting tools that are psychometrically sound, contrastable, and focused, such as Insights Discovery, CliftonStrengths, Kolbe A Index, and Working Genius. Effective use requires linking assessments to clear objectives—like improving communication or refining role fit—and following up with structured debriefs. When integrated into daily operations, these insights become a strategic lever for better performance and lower turnover.
The latest T3/Inside Information Software Survey shows 52% of financial advisors now use AI search and generative tools, up from 42% a year ago, and 43% employ AI note‑taking solutions such as Jump and Zocks. Despite this growth, AI has...
Estate planners often market "avoiding probate" as the ultimate goal, but probate is a statutory process that provides essential legal authority and asset verification. Even well‑structured plans can encounter probate due to post‑plan asset acquisitions, digital holdings, or out‑of‑state property....