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Human Advice in an AI World: How Financial Planners Build Trust, Judgment, and Client Loyalty in the Age of Intelligent Tools

C82172
Credits
1.0
Content Area
Products and Practice
Description

This session explores how AI is transforming financial planning and what that means for the role of the advisor. Attendees will gain clarity on which aspects of planning are being automated such as analysis, modeling, and administrative tasks and where human expertise becomes even more valuable, including judgment, client communication, and behavioral coaching.

Topic(s)
Client Relationships
Conflicts of Interest
Financial Planning
Investment Planning
Professional Conduct
Credits
1.0
Format
In-person seminar/event
Other Professional Designations
CFP
Complexity
Intermediate
Content Area
Products and Practice
Course Date
Scheduled Date
Credits
3.5
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Description

Attached

Topic(s)
Client Relationships
Neurodivergent clients
Credits
3.5
Format
Video/recorded webinar
Other Professional Designations
Complexity
Overview/Beginner
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Course Date
On Demand
Credits
0.5
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Description

This course, based on the I Too Invest podcast episode Opportunities Abound in Protecting Marginalized Communities: Building Capacity, explores systemic barriers to financial access through the lived experiences of DEI consultant Theaston White. Learners will gain insight into how bias, leadership, and institutional practices impact marginalized communities. The course emphasizes inclusive client interactions, authentic leadership, and strategies for building generational wealth. It is designed for professionals in regulatory and financial sectors seeking to advance equity and inclusion in their work

Topic(s)
Client Relationships
Neurodivergent clients
Credits
0.5
Format
Video/recorded webinar
Other Professional Designations
Complexity
Overview/Beginner
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Course Date
On Demand
Credits
1.0
Content Area
Products and Practice
Description

This comprehensive course equips investment advisers with essential knowledge on key compliance requirements, including Form ADV disclosures, advisory contracts, communication standards, recordkeeping obligations, and supervision practices. Participants will learn current regulations, industry standards, and best practices necessary for maintaining effective compliance programs. The course provides practical guidance to help registered investment advisers (RIAs) meet their regulatory obligations and operate within regulatory frameworks.

Topic(s)
Best Interest/Form CRS
Client Relationships
Conflicts of Interest
Discretion/Trading Authorization
Ethics
Fee/Compensation Models
Fiduciary Duty
General advisory
Professional Conduct
Other
Credits
1.0
Format
Text-Only
Other Professional Designations
None
Complexity
Overview/Beginner
Content Area
Products and Practice
Course Date
On Demand

IAR CE Ethics & Professional Responsibility

C28347
Credits
6.0
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Description

IAR CE Ethics & Professional Responsibility provides investment adviser representatives with a comprehensive, ethics-centered framework for upholding their fiduciary obligations. The course explores ethical decision-making models, communication principles, conflict-management standards, and the ethical application of regulatory requirements. Through real-world case studies and enforcement actions, participants learn to recognize risks, avoid common ethical failures, and strengthen professional judgment. The program emphasizes practical application, documentation standards, and ethical reasoning in complex advisory scenarios.

Topic(s)
Ethics
Credits
6.0
Format
Text-Only
Other Professional Designations
None
Complexity
Overview/Beginner
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Course Date
On Demand

IAR CE Products and Practice

C28349
Credits
6.0
Content Area
Products and Practice
Description

This course provides investment adviser representatives with a comprehensive understanding of the products, practices, and regulatory expectations that shape todays advisory landscape. Participants will explore a wide range of investment productsincluding equities, fixed income, alternative investments, annuities, and portfolio management toolswhile gaining insight into how these products align with client goals, risk profiles, and market conditions.The program also examines core advisory practices such as client onboarding, suitability analysis, disclosure obligations, portfolio construction, and ongoing monitoring. Real-world examples and case scenarios help reinforce practical application. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to make informed product recommendations, enhance client communication, and operate with a higher degree of professional competence in their day-to-day advisory work.

Topic(s)
Advertising/Marketing Rule
Alternative Products
Disclosures
Portfolio Management
Regulations
Securities Products
Suitability
Credits
6.0
Format
Text-Only
Other Professional Designations
None
Complexity
Overview/Beginner
Content Area
Products and Practice
Course Date
On Demand
Credits
6.0
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Description

IAR CE - Ethics & Professional Responsibility provides investment adviser representatives with a comprehensive, ethics-centered framework for upholding their fiduciary obligations. The course explores ethical decision-making models, communication principles, conflict-management standards, and the ethical application of regulatory requirements. Through real-world case studies and enforcement actions, participants learn to recognize risks, avoid common ethical failures, and strengthen professional judgment. The program emphasizes practical application, documentation standards, and ethical reasoning in complex advisory scenarios.

Credits
6.0
Format
Other Professional Designations
Complexity
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Course Date
On Demand
Credits
6.0
Content Area
Products and Practice
Description

This course provides investment adviser representatives with a comprehensive understanding of the products, practices, and regulatory expectations that shape todays advisory landscape. Participants will explore a wide range of investment products'including equities, fixed income, alternative investments, annuities, and portfolio management tools'while gaining insight into how these products align with client goals, risk profiles, and market conditions.The program also examines core advisory practices such as client onboarding, suitability analysis, disclosure obligations, portfolio construction, and ongoing monitoring. Real-world examples and case scenarios help reinforce practical application. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to make informed product recommendations, enhance client communication, and operate with a higher degree of professional competence in their day-to-day advisory work.

Credits
6.0
Format
Other Professional Designations
Complexity
Content Area
Products and Practice
Course Date
On Demand

IAR Insurance 6 Hour CE Course

C28195
Credits
6.0
Content Area
Products and Practice
Topic(s)
Financial Planning
Insurance
Credits
6.0
Format
Live webinar/online presentation
Other Professional Designations
None
Complexity
Intermediate
Content Area
Products and Practice
Course Date
Scheduled Date

IAR Retirement 6 Hour Course

C27293
Credits
6.0
Content Area
Products and Practice
Description

This course will cover the importance of retirement planning as a fiduciary duty. Topics to be covered will include; retirement plans, life insurance, trusts, Social Security and Medicare. The importance of planning for taxes in retirement will also be covered.

Topic(s)
Financial Planning
Retirement planning
Tax
Credits
6.0
Format
Live webinar/online presentation
Other Professional Designations
None
Complexity
Intermediate
Content Area
Products and Practice
Course Date
Scheduled Date