Psychology of Financial Planning, Practitioner's Toolkit
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Psychology of Financial Planning, Practitioner's Toolkit

Practitioner's Toolkit

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Psychology of Financial Planning, Practitioner's Toolkit

Practitioner's Toolkit

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About This Book

Tools to help financial planners become more effective

Psychology of Financial Planning: Practitioner's Toolkit is a practical, hands-on companion resource to the authors' Psychology of Financial Planning. It brings assessments, reflection and exercises that helps the financial planner better understand their own biases and behaviors as well as those of their clients. The Practitioner's Toolkit includes exercise related to all of the learning objectives in the Psychology of Financial Planning that are found on the CFPÂŽ Exam.

This Practitioner's Toolkit offers a collection of tools designed to expand on aspects of the companion book, including assessments and exercises financial planners can use with their clients. It guides readers through the application of concepts explored in the Psychology of Financial Planning and encourages discussion and sharing with clients and members of planning firms.

Readers will also find:

  • Tools and strategies to assist the financial planner in understanding client and planner attitudes, values, and biases,
  • Explorations of multicultural competence, behavioral finance, and helping client's navigate crisis events across a broad range of circumstances and financial planning clients,
  • Exercises that focus on resolving common sources of money conflict, avenues to get the client to take action, client goal-setting, and principles of effective communication and facilitating change.

Designed for current and aspiring financial planning professionals and educators in financial planning across roles and business models, The Psychology of Financial Planning: Practitioner's Toolkit is a must-have on bookshelves of practitioners from firms large and small.

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Publisher
Wiley
Year
2022
ISBN
9781394161249

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright
  5. Introduction
  6. Chapter 1: Client Values and Goals
  7. Chapter 2: Multicultural Competence in Financial Planning
  8. Chapter 3: Financial Flashpoints: Exploring a Client's Financial Background
  9. Chapter 4: Money Scripts: Exploring a Client's Beliefs About Money
  10. Chapter 5: Financial Behaviors and Outcomes
  11. Chapter 6: Principles of Effective Communication
  12. Chapter 7: Client and Planner Attitudes, Values, and Biases
  13. Chapter 8: Sources of Money Conflict: Working with Couples and Families
  14. Chapter 9: Helping Clients Navigate Crisis Events
  15. Chapter 10: Principles of Counseling in Financial Planning Practice
  16. Chapter 11: Behavioral Finance: Understanding Cognitive Biases and Heuristics … and What to Do About Them
  17. Chapter 12: Getting the Client to Take Action
  18. Going Forward
  19. In Closing
  20. Index
  21. End User License Agreement