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As a new advisor, it is important for Soni to assess each client's situation. She is meeting with Bob and Sue, and they are outlining all of their goals to Soni at their first meeting. Needs analysis is one of the most important steps, but she can't perform a needs analysis without understanding the client's situation first. What is the most important measure that Soni should take during her meeting with Bob and Sue? • Document every step. • Provide copies of documentation to client. • Provide recommendations. • Commit to stay in contact with client once a year.

          As a new advisor, it is important for Soni to assess each client's situation. She is meeting with Bob and Sue, and they are outlining all of their goals to Soni at their first meeting. Needs analysis is one of the most important steps, but she can't perform a needs analysis without understanding the client's situation first.
What is the most important measure that Soni should take during her meeting with Bob and Sue?
• Document every step.
• Provide copies of documentation to client.
• Provide recommendations.
• Commit to stay in contact with client once a year.
        
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Horngren’s Cost Accounting
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As a new advisor, it is important for Soni to assess each client's situation. She is meeting with Bob and Sue, and they are outlining all of their goals to Soni at their first meeting. Needs analysis is one of the most important steps, but she can't perform a needs analysis without understanding the client's situation first. What is the most important measure that Soni should take during her meeting with Bob and Sue? • Document every step. • Provide copies of documentation to client. • Provide recommendations. • Commit to stay in contact with client once a year.
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00:01 A financial advisor schedules an introductory meeting with a referral from a current client.
00:05 The advisor doesn't have much background information on this prospective customer.
00:10 How should the advisor begin the meeting? the advisor should begin the meeting by you know asking the prospect about her goals, which is the third choice.
00:34 Starting the meeting by asking the prospect about her goals is often a good approach in the financial advisory context...
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