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Fee-Only Financial Planning: How to Make It Work for You.


by John E. Sestina (Wiley, 2002), offers a wealth of resources for financial planners looking to start or expand a financial planning practice. The book is a practical how-to guide and easy-to-use reference. It provides an overview of the skills and values necessary for success, and the advantages and disadvantages of fee-only planning, for both planner and client. It includes information on how to market and survive in a fee-only practice. The book includes sample questionnaires, worksheets and client correspondence. E-book; $55. Contact (800) 225-5945; www.wiley.com.

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Author:Fink, Philip R.
Publication:The Tax Adviser
Article Type:Book Review
Date:Mar 1, 2004
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