Feb 20, 2008 1 min

Balancing Life Return and Financial Return

from Financial DNA - Discovering Your Unique Financial Personality for a Quality Life! Hosted by financialdna

Many financial decisions are a reflection of your life and behavior. Key to finding balance is helping the client objectively understand their inherent strengths and struggles based on who they uniquely are, and then their preferences. So, the balance will be different depending on our different behavioral styles.

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