Advisors should redouble their efforts to demonstrate their value to clients during the critical second through fourth years of their relationships."
Doug Trott, CEO, PriceMetrix. |
5 Secrets for Client Retention
Charles Paikert | On Wall Street, January 2014
Read the article online >Summary: The first year of an advisors' relationship with a client is the easy part. It's the second, third and fourth years that are much more critical to achieve long-term retention, a new study finds. Other tips from the report: Advisors should also try to work with larger (and older) clients, price their fees wisely; seek out hybrid accounts and try to have more than one account in a household.