5 ways advisers can stay close with clients

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Acknowledge the fact that It’s been awhile since you’ve both talked and apologize for not doing a better job staying in touch. Let the client know, “I’m making a concerted effort to get to know my clients better and stay in touch,” says Michael Goldberg, founder of Building Blocks Consulting.

Have you ever been working on an account for client A and his or her situation reminded you of client B? This is a perfect time to contact client B by saying, “I’d like to discuss your long-term care coverage and some other ideas that might be very beneficial to you and your family.”


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