In our season finale Marc Squires is joined by Fidelity's Megan Kelley and Stephen Langlois of Kestra Financial. They discuss how our industry has accelerated in last couple of years and their views on what may be on the horizon.

Host Marc Squires is joined by Fidelity's Amanda Robinson and Advisor Group's Micah Wei for a discussion about how advisors can implement outsourcing to help them increase productivity, deepen client relationships, and deliver more value.

Marc Squires is joined by eMoney's Chad Porche and Peter Gale from Prudential to discuss how advisors can help encourage behavior changes with investors.

Marc Squires is joined by Fidelity's Chris Baker and Hansen Ringer from Sepio Capital to help demystify investor conversations around Bitcoin and other digital assets.

Fidelity's Amanda Scipione and Jamila Ramnanan of Blucora join guest host Anand Sekhar for an open discussion about today's evolving investor landscape, and how diversity is impacting the way advisors approach wealth management and financial planning.

Including family in the planning process is critical to client satisfaction. Host Marc Squires is joined by Fidelity's Tobias Donath and Kelly Maregni of Pathstone to discuss family harmony through the path of money, wealth, and estate planning.

Guests Jon Jones of Brighton Jones and Fidelity's Gwendaline Mazzara join host Marc Squires to discuss how engaging in thoughtful digital marketing and active client segmentation may provide opportunities to attract more planning clients.

Guests Sharon Appelman of Neuberger Berman and Fidelity's Margot Navins join host Marc Squires to discuss how to integrate charitable giving into planning conversations.

Marc Squires is joined by Fidelity's Richard Cresta and Creative Planning's Peter Mallouk to talk about how advisors can manage client emotions and gain more confidence when planning around -- and for -- life events.

Financial advice looks different today:virtual experiences, increased volatility and insecurity, and acceleration of life events have all had an impact. Host Marc Squires is joined by Sanjiv Mirchandani and Seth Streeter to discuss how the past year.

Planning looks different today: virtual experiences, increased volatility and insecurity, and acceleration of life events. Host Marc Squires is joined by Sanjiv Mirchandani and Seth Streeter to discuss how the past year has changed our industry.

Marc Squires is joined by Fidelity's Nicole Connolly and guests Mordechai Fishman, JSF Financial, and Jay Lipman, Ethic, to discuss the emotional quotient (EQ) and how firms can help investors align their values with their financial lives.

Marc Squires is joined by Fidelity's Charlie Phelan and guests Matt Chisolm, Commonwealth Financial Network, and Patrick Goshtigian, EP Wealth Advisors, to discuss sustainability quotient (SQ) and how their firms have showcased resiliency.

Ellen Goodman, Pulitzer-prize winning columnist and Abbey Henderson of Abaris Financial Group explore ways advisors can create unique plans to help ensure clients leave the legacy they want behind.

Barnaby Riedel of Riedel Strategy and United Capital's Rosemary Caligiuri discuss this emotional level of our value stack and how advisors can help their clients achieve the peace of mind to live as they wish without worrying about money.

Fidelity's Matt Goulet and Paul Ma join Gregory Pinto of Baystate Financial to discuss Managing the money. Hear about investment outsourcing, portfolio construction, and other ways to increase value for your clients.

eMoney's Matt Schulte and Fairhaven Wealth Management's Marc Horner offer insights into Achieving goals. Hear about goals-based planning and how certain tools can help make the experience simple, scalable, and repeatable.

Our latest podcast series explores the "advice value stack," and how you and your clients can benefit from it. Meet our host and hear clips from our guests as we dig into today's opportunities in the wealth management industry.

Eric Almquist from Bain & Company and Fidelity's Sanjiv Mirchandani discuss the Elements of Value, the "advice value stack", and what they consider are the best ways for firms to move up the stack to help attract and retain more clients.