How do you engage with clients who want to combine financial returns with philanthropic impact? That’s just one of the topics we touch on with our guest Max Mintz, a partner and financial planner at Common Interests, a certified B Corp advisory firm based in New Jersey.
In this episode, Max shares his unconventional path to becoming a financial planner, with a background in engineering, social advocacy work, and studies in philosophy and religion. His firm specializes in values-aligned and responsible investing and often works with clients with no minimum asset requirement.
Have you ever served a couple who couldn’t see eye to eye on financial decisions? In episode 2 of the Heart of Advice Podcast,...
Carl Richards started The Sketch Guy column in The New York Times from the hills of Utah, crafting clear, relatable insights about money with...
Every good advisor wants to ensure a client’s legacy is protected, but many struggle with reviewing estate plans and motivating clients to act. In...