“You can change the scope, but you don't discount the scope… you might have a $3,500 planning option that includes less.”

Libby Greiwe · The Efficient Advisor: Tactical Business Advice for Financial Planners · 410: Prospect Pushing Back on Your Fee? What to Do & Say

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Offer two separate planning packages: a comprehensive $7,500 engagement and a $3,500 limited-scope option, and refuse to discount the price of a given package

$7,500; $3,500

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