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The race to capture assets: Will insurance companies emerge victorious?

Journal of Financial Planning, 2000-08, Vol.13 (8), p.136

Keeble, John B

2000

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Are fee-only planners too proud?

Advisor Today, 2000-08, Vol.95 (8), p.16

Keeble, John B

2000

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Free spirits face the nest egg. (entrepreneurs need encouragement to invest, rather than spend)

The American banker, 1985-05, Vol.150, p.12

Keeble, John B

1985

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Debunking FP Myths; A founder of the planning profession wants to see it go back to its roots

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2003-05, p.1

Keeble, John B

2003

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Birth of the Fee: A separate person or entity should prepare the financial plan apart from the person who generates the business. The client should pay for it separately, too

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2002-05, p.1

Keeble, John B

2002

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Bald Egos: Successful people often have strong egos, and that can make them difficult to manage. Here are some suggestions

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2002-04, p.1

Keeble, John B

2002

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For Love of Money: It's time to challenge the not-so-unspoken criticism in the industry about the moral value of making or having money

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2002-02, p.1

Keeble, John B

2002

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Reality Check: To be called a financial planner, you must commit to being an agent of behavioral change in your clients. Advice, even good advice, is not enough

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2002-01, p.1

Keeble, John B

2002

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Scarcity vs. Abundance Financial planning is based on the "abundance mentality"-the ideal that we can create enough for all

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-12, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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Investors Financial Group Inc. to Acquire Planned Management Co. of Charlotte, N.C

Business Wire, 1990, p.1

1990

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The American Dream Financial planners help people to become financially independent, and financial independence is a big part of our freedom

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-11, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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Different Callings: Financial planning is a separate profession from portfolio management

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-10, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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Dealing with Rejection: By keeping an open mind and a targeted approach to prospects, you will enhance your ability to build your practice and overcome the occasional "no."

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-09, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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Starting Out Now: Based on my four decades of financial planning experience, if I were to start a practice today I'd do things a little differently

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-08, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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Planners of Tomorrow: Our profession needs to develop a flow of new prospective financial planners, not just recruit successful planners from each other

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-07, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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End of an Era(?) Reports of the death of the small, independent planner have been greatly exaggerated

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-06, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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Two Cultures? The professional organizations of the financial planning industry include two ideologies that seem to be opposed to each other, but shouldn't be

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-05, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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Back to Basics: Time has not diminished the soundness of the balanced fund concept for financial planning

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-04, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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A Part of All You Earn: Many clients (and planners) need to be reminded that "paying yourself first" is the foundation for building wealth

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-03, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

Volltextzugriff (PDF)

Do-It-Yourself Investing: Do-it-yourselfers will always make up a very small part of the market

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-02, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

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The Key To Success: The questionnaire has long been an integral part of the planning process

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2001-01, p.1

Keeble, John B

2001

Volltextzugriff (PDF)

Consultative Sales: Professional financial planners must always put the client's needs first

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2000-12, p.1

Keeble, John B

2000

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Freedom To Choose: Advisers require quality productsand institutions committed to their independence

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2000-11, p.1

Keeble, John B

2000

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Board Games: The CFP Board appears intent on driving commission planners out of the industry

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 2000-10, p.1

Keeble, John B

2000

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Opinion - Don't Short-Sell Sales:There is still a place for professional sales-a big place

Financial planning (Atlanta, Ga.), 1999-12, p.1

Keeble, John B

1999

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The race to capture assets: Will insurance companies emerge victorious?

Are fee-only planners too proud?

Free spirits face the nest egg. (entrepreneurs need encouragement to invest, rather than spend)

Debunking FP Myths; A founder of the planning profession wants to see it go back to its roots

Birth of the Fee: A separate person or entity should prepare the financial plan apart from the person who generates the business. The client should pay for it separately, too

Bald Egos: Successful people often have strong egos, and that can make them difficult to manage. Here are some suggestions

For Love of Money: It's time to challenge the not-so-unspoken criticism in the industry about the moral value of making or having money

Reality Check: To be called a financial planner, you must commit to being an agent of behavioral change in your clients. Advice, even good advice, is not enough

Scarcity vs. Abundance Financial planning is based on the "abundance mentality"-the ideal that we can create enough for all

Investors Financial Group Inc. to Acquire Planned Management Co. of Charlotte, N.C

The American Dream Financial planners help people to become financially independent, and financial independence is a big part of our freedom

Different Callings: Financial planning is a separate profession from portfolio management

Dealing with Rejection: By keeping an open mind and a targeted approach to prospects, you will enhance your ability to build your practice and overcome the occasional "no."

Starting Out Now: Based on my four decades of financial planning experience, if I were to start a practice today I'd do things a little differently

Planners of Tomorrow: Our profession needs to develop a flow of new prospective financial planners, not just recruit successful planners from each other

End of an Era(?) Reports of the death of the small, independent planner have been greatly exaggerated

Two Cultures? The professional organizations of the financial planning industry include two ideologies that seem to be opposed to each other, but shouldn't be

Back to Basics: Time has not diminished the soundness of the balanced fund concept for financial planning

A Part of All You Earn: Many clients (and planners) need to be reminded that "paying yourself first" is the foundation for building wealth

Do-It-Yourself Investing: Do-it-yourselfers will always make up a very small part of the market

The Key To Success: The questionnaire has long been an integral part of the planning process

Consultative Sales: Professional financial planners must always put the client's needs first

Freedom To Choose: Advisers require quality productsand institutions committed to their independence

Board Games: The CFP Board appears intent on driving commission planners out of the industry

Opinion - Don't Short-Sell Sales:There is still a place for professional sales-a big place

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