Unspent Business Development Money
During a recent conversation with a savvy advisor (we’ll call him Greg), it was pointed out to me that 2020 has brought some challenges for advisors that are not immediately obvious to someone whose company designs and sells software solutions. Specifically, he mentioned that many advisors have business development accounts that they will struggle to utilize given the COVID-19 pandemic.
What Happens When Money Falls From The Sky?
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4 Habits To Forget Fear And Seize Growth From The Jaws Of this Crisis
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Here’s How You Can Take The Offensive While Competitors Hunker Down
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The CARES Act and What It Means For Plan Participants
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