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Thirteen Tips to Attract and Keep Wealthy ClientsThirteen Tips to Attract and Keep Wealthy Clients

In an increasingly competitive market, clients demand not only a smart-money strategy, but also attention to the smallest details of their financial lives.

Robert T. Napier, Partner

May 1, 2023

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“Take care of your business,” Ben Franklin observed, “and your business will take care of you.”

Financial advisors would be wise to take his words to heart. In an increasingly competitive market, they know that clients demand not only a smart-money strategy, but also careful attention to the smallest details of their financial lives.

As a trust and estate attorney who works closely with wealthy clients, I’ve seen the relationship between client and advisor grow stronger when the advisor has a savvy command of both portfolio strategy and basic housekeeping. I’ve also seen relationships unravel when an advisor fails a client either by neglect or ignorance of those duties.  

So here are some tips from a fellow professional that may prove helpful:

About the Author

Robert T. Napier

Partner, Harrison LLP

Robert T. Napier joined Harrison & Held in 2012 (where he has offices in both Chicago and Naples, Fla.) after managing his own Chicago law firm, Robert T. Napier and Associates, P.C., for nearly 20 years. Mr. Napier helps a wide range of clients protect their wealth and families through creative, but conservative, estate planning. He represents individuals, families, foundations, closely-held corporation, and fiduciaries. He has administered countless estates that range from simple to complex with some involving contentious beneficiaries.

Mr. Napier received his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law in 1987 and is also a C.P.A. since 1986.