Individuals seeking a financial professional who has demonstrated a basic understanding of the human side of financial planning should consider hiring an RLP. However, the designation does not suggest an advisor has a broad knowledge of financial planning.
This is a 2-day course diving into the drivers and biases around money through listening exercises and illustrative storytelling based on The Seven Stages of Money Maturity philosophy.
The Seven Stages of Money Maturity Training (16 hours)
This training is a 4-day online or 5-day residential course teaching a structured interview process used to help uncover clients’ most exciting, meaningful, and fulfilling aspirations.
It helps advisors gain confidence to live their own life plan and deliver life planning to clients. This 6-month interactive program is usually the third and final step in achieving the RLP designation.
You’ll find a growing number of RLPs featured on Wealthtender and you can also visit the Planner Search page on the Kinder Institute of Life Planning website.
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