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Clients tell it like it is, and that’s a good thing

Advisory councils can be tough but help advisers improve their business.

At the first meeting of his firm's advisory council, retirement planning specialist Kyle Schiffler was surprised by what he heard from his best clients.
“I thought they might say they were upset at having to work with some of my assistants, but instead they told me I needed to get more staff,

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