“Set our cutoff for business processing somewhere around December 10th to 12th ish. And we would let our clients know that we will not be accepting anything after that date.”
Libby Grywe · The Efficient Advisor: Tactical Business Advice for Financial Planners · 418: The Year-End Scramble: 6 Ways to Get Ahead of the Chaos
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set a cutoff for business processing around December 10th-12th and told clients no new items would be accepted after that date
December 10th-12th
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