Explore "aum" with insightful episodes like "Episode 30 : Hugo Bompard, fondateur de Finance Héros.", "#37 – Der apokalyptische Akupunkteur", "The Famous "Om" Sound", "Applying behavioral finance in your financial planning practice" and "EP26 各類基金架構跟營運機制 Fund Structures & Operation Mechanism" from podcasts like ""Finview", "Weird Crimes", "Level Up Your Frequency™", "Equitable Life with inSight" and "靠北股俠"" and more!
Nous avons abordé :
> La précédente aventure entrepreneuriale d’Hugo : Nalo.
> Son nouveau projet : Finance Héros.
> Les différents segments adressés par Finance Héros.
> L’importance du SEO à la fois chez Nalo & Finance Héros.
> La vision qu’Hugo porte pour Finance Héros.
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"Om" or "Aum" is a sacred sound considered by many ancient philosophical texts to be the sound of the universe.
In this episode (Ep.3) of Level Up Your Frequency™, Crystal Sun covers the ancient history behind the "Om" sound and how to use this powerful sound to Level Up Your Frequency.
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Behavioral finance studies why people make certain financial choices and how those choices can affect markets. Listen to this overview from expert Michael Kitces, MSFS, MTAX, CFP, CLU, ChFC, RHU, REBC, CASL. Use this tactic to enhance your sales approach and grow your practice.
Guest: Michael Kitces, Head of Planning Strategy at Buckingham Wealth Partners and Chief Financial Planning Nerd at kitces.com
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Dan Moisand is the Principal of Moisand Fitzgerald Tamayo, a fee-only RIA based out of Melbourne, Florida, that manages over $800-million in assets for 650 clients. Dan is a pro at communicating the value of financial planning to clients in a clear and compelling way, and is a perfect example of how focusing on planning issues with clients emphasizes the role as financial planner, regardless of how advisory fees are structured.
Listen in as Dan shares his thoughts on the AUM model, advisor fees, and why many of the concerns among advisors for both are overblown or erroneous. We also discuss how the financial planning industry has changed over the 30 years of Dan’s career, and why the one thing that has not changed is still the most important part of the client relationship.
For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/230
Om et sa vibration occupent une place fondamentale dans l'univers du yoga et du monde indien. Partons à la découverte de ce son millénaire qui a traversé les âges et qui continue d’être chanté aux quatre coins du monde 🗣🕉
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How financial advisors are charging for services and what should be considered fair and reasonable for the consumer have become quite the hot button issues. Today Michael Kitces and Scott Gill join the show to dive into these topics and clarify the areas that are under scrutiny. Both men bring valuable information and advice to the issues presented and shed some light on how we can move forward as a community.
Listen in to hear Michael and Scott discuss how regulators see financial services differently, as well as how we can communicate better and more clearly to them. You will learn what specific areas and action items to work on regarding consistency and communication, what regulators are trying to evaluate, and why these regulators are being triggered in the first place.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here:http://www.xyplanningnetwork.com/213
My guest today is one of the pioneers of financial planning under the RIA model. Harold Evensky is the co-founder and chairman of Evensky & Katz / Foldes Financial, an independent RIA in South Florida that oversees nearly $1.5 billion in assets under management. With over thirty years of experience in the field, Harold literally wrote the book on taking a holistic, goals-based wealth management approach to portfolio design with his 1997 publication, Wealth Management: The Financial Advisor's Guide to Investing and Managing Client Assets.
In this episode, Harold shares his experience starting an RIA in the early days of the independent advisor movement, before platforms like Schwab Advisor Services even existed. Listen in to learn what he did to help his firm compete against mega wirehouses, how the industry has evolved in the three decades since he started, and what it will take for financial planning to truly be recognized as a profession by the public.
For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/116
Intro :35
Religion in contemporary Japan since the publication of Religion in Contemporary Japan (1991) 4:15
Lack of evidence concerning “new spirituality movements”; the importance of considering decline in popularity of religion 5:45
Revisiting Agonshū since the death of the founder; work with religious studies scholar Erica Baffelli 11:39
Transformation of Agonshū founder and leader Kiriyama into “the second Buddha”; the aging of Agonshū 13:40
Problems with the category of Japanese “new religions” 15:15
Issues related to succession after the death of the founder; commemoration, veneration, and implicit nationalism in Agonshū 19:50
Work on Aum Shinrikyō and the impact of the Aum affair of 1995; religion and violence 25:05
Religions, mind control, and the “anti-cult” movement in Japan 28:08
Outro 28:36
The Retirement Playbook with Rick and Granger Hughes
Segment 1 - RMD Pre-planning, saving beyond 401ks
Segment 2 - Medicare annual election period, Tucker Carlson Q&A (Ship of fools book giveaway), tax saving strategies
My guest today has built one of the largest successful advisory businesses in the country. Ric Edelman is the founder and executive chairman of Edelman Financial Services, a mega-independent RIA with more than $22 billion in AUM, with 165 advisors serving 36,000 clients across 43 office locations from coast to coast. After starting out like any other financial advisor—selling mutual funds in the 1980s as an individual advisor—Ric has spent the last thirty years ultimately building a marketing machine that brought in a whopping 45,000 prospects to his firm last year alone.
In this episode, Ric shares how he grew and scaled Edelman Financial over time, as well as how his marketing of the firm has evolved over the years. Listen in to hear why he considers it the firm’s job to bring in new clients (and the role of advisors to simply service those clients), how he would do things differently if he were starting fresh today, and advice for advisors who are thinking about or actively building a practice from scratch.
For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/89
In this episode we are joined by Maizie Moran, daughter of Weird US founder Mark Moran. We uncover the evil behind one of Japan's most infamous cults, Aum Shinrikyo, and dive into the unnerving cult that lived in a castle in Maizie's own hometown!
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Eric Roberge is the founder of Beyond Your Hammock, an independent RIA that specializes in financial planning services for high-income young professionals in their 30s and 40s. In just five years, Eric propelled his advisory firm from $0 to $300,000 of revenue with a unique marketing approach that's earned him a fair share of criticism along the way.
In this episode, he shares how his unusual marketing process works, as well as why it serves as the ultimate differentiator for his business. Listen in to learn how he survived the early years of getting his practice off the ground, what he did to move away from the way advisory businesses typically operate, and how he ultimately figured out and attracted the exact type of client he wanted to serve by simply being himself.
For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/86
My guest today has been in the financial planning industry for 35 years, and has been incredibly active in the profession. In addition to serving as CEO of Yeske Buie, an independent RIA that manages nearly $750 million in AUM for 240 clients, Elissa Buie sits on the Cornerstone Advisory Board of the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia, serves as a Dean for FPA's Residency Program, and holds an appointment as Distinguished Adjunct Professor in Golden Gate University's Ageno School of Business.
In this episode, Elissa shares what has kept her excited to remain in the field for all these years, as well as her firm’s unique way of leveraging next-generation talent. Listen in to learn how Yeske Buie uses a resident program to boost productivity, how things have evolved with the way advisors are trained and educated as professionals, and advice for new advisors coming into the field.
For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/85
Independent Aum Shinrikyo researcher Sarah Hightower tells us how the Japanese death cult became a terrorist organisation with more than 10,000 members. They produced Sarin gas, they built their own assault rifles, and they even tried to buy bombs from the former Soviet Union. To this day Aum Shinrikyo still exists.
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