Kathleen Burns Kingsbury

Kathleen Burns Kingsbury
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Don’t let ageism stop you from talking about longevity
YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT OCT 06, 2020
Don’t let ageism stop you from talking about longevity

The financial industry often denies the fact that clients are living longer than ever before

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT NOV 28, 2017
Coach clients on salary negotiations

Advisers can empower people to ask for better compensation packages

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT NOV 13, 2017
Financial advice industry must give 'soft skills' the credit they deserve

Leaders need to shift the culture and start reinforcing the idea that communication skills are valuable and highly desired.

NEWS OPINION SEP 30, 2017
Breaking Money Silence: Helping clients understand money taboos and talk more openly about finances

A vow of silence on money issues negatively impacts our relationships and contributes to the financial literacy crisis.

NEWS OPINION NOV 30, 2016
What Trump can teach financial advisers about women

These four lessons can help you make your practice more female friendly.

YOUR PRACTICE WOMEN ADVISOR COMMUNITY NOV 24, 2015
Female breadwinners need advisers' help talking to their partners about money

Having a safe place to discuss financial matters is attractive to female clients, who often don't know where to turn for help.

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUN 02, 2015
Don't overlook your male clients

Some things to consider when working with men because assuming your male clients are knowledgeable and skilled in money management and investing could be wrong.

YOUR PRACTICE WOMEN ADVISOR COMMUNITY FEB 18, 2015
5 steps female advisers can take to increase their compensation

Women with the same experience, revenue production and ownership status receive approximately $32,000 less in annual income than male advisers — but that can change.

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT OCT 22, 2014
It's time for a revolution in how advisers work with couples

Advisers could increase client loyalty, retain more assets and continue to work with the next generation by rethinking approach to couples.

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT OCT 22, 2014
It's time for a revolution in how advisers work with couples

Advisers could increase client loyalty, retain more assets and continue to work with the next generation by rethinking approach to couples.