Do you have trouble setting realistic expectations with your clients?
In the world of retirement planning, encountering clients with high expectations influenced by figures like Dave Ramsey is common.
However, navigating these expectations while managing annuity perceptions can be complex. In today’s digital landscape, simplistic financial advice is often the loudest, making it pivotal to strike a balance between setting realistic expectations and avoiding overselling.
That’s exactly what we cover in this short episode of our virtual advisor mastermind, Inner Circle.
How To Set Realistic Expectations
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In this episode of Inner Circle, we explore the art of setting the right expectations around what annuities can (and cannot) do without giving the client the impression that we are “selling” them on an inferior solution.
To do that, we believe in focusing on the “show, don’t tell” approach. Giving your clients what they perceive as bad news can be challenging, even if you give them very good reasons to trust you. Thankfully, there are several ways to broach the topic (and several interactive charts to help) without appearing to be “pushy, slimy, or salesy.”
Between competing advisors focused on a commission, figures like Dave Ramsey, or even simply good or bad market environments, any prospect will thank you for helping them understand what is possible in retirement. Understand a few helpful strategies to do that by watching this episode of Inner Circle.
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