“You can simply say, that's totally fair. Can I ask what you're comparing it to? That question is wildly important because what are they comparing it to?”

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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When a prospect asks for a lower price, ask “What are you comparing it to?” to uncover their anchor before responding

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