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When mistakes happen in a financial practice, advisors often panic and accidentally compound the issue. To successfully handle errors, advisors must immediately pause, gather facts, and take full ownership without making excuses. By maintaining proactive client communication and documenting solutions, advisors protect trust and preserve client relationships.
Things Will Go Wrong: Now What? [Episode 363]
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