Webinar Today With Max Bolka

by Advisor Products 6/26/2009 1:16:00 PM

Their portfolios have dropped 20% or 30% in value and the global economy is in disarray. What do you say to clients and prospects now?

You'll learn exactly what to say in this session, which covers a range of talking points including:

  • Can A Government Bailout Fix Our Problems?
  • Four Dangerous Words Uttered By Investors
  • How To Deal With A Crisis Of Confidence
  • What To Do If You're 50, 60, or 70
  • What Would Warren Buffet Do?
  • How Safe Is Your Money In The Bank?

Max Bolka is a 27-year veteran of the financial services business. Having been a successful advisor himself from 1982 to 2000, he now coaches advisors on sales and marketing and practice management, and speaks at industry events about these issues.

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The Crisis Webinar Series, hosted by Advisor Products, is a free weekly webinar presentation that addresses key issues affecting independent financial advisors during the global economic crisis. Presenters are experts in investment management, financial planning, firm efficiency, advisor technology, business coaching, and client service and have helped advisors with techniques for managing portfolio risk, identifying investment opportunities, boosting revenue, gaining referrals, and strengthening client relationships during today’s challenging business environment.

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Advisor Products provides marketing and technology solutions for over 1,800 independent financial advisory firms. The company organizes the Crisis Webinar Series to support the independent advisory profession during a time of tremendous difficulty after the fallout from the credit crisis. Advisor Products believes that by utilizing techniques taught in these webinars, the independent advisory industry can survive and even thrive through the recession.

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