It’s all About Personal Financial Management [PFM]

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Building Deeper Relationships with Medical Professionals and other Clients

To build deeper relationships with their clients and customers, financial advisors, wealth managers, brokerages and banks need to move away from just being an account to store money – and more towards helping their customers take control of their finances. Adding personal financial management (PFM) tools are a great way to start.

Right now, medical professional clients and many customers, are turning to third party sites to help them with their finances. But, a recent Javelin reports shows that customers are 3-x as likely to trust a bank with these services.

Below are some reasons why FAs, WMs and SBs should consider providing PFM capabilities (such as StatementRewards’ Purchase Insights) to physicians and lay customers.

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The ACA and Rising Healthcare Costs?

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Effects of Affordable Care Act on Private Health Care Costs Remain to be Seen
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The latest data on economic growth shows the American economy spent the last quarter growing at a rate equal to 2.5 percent a year. That’s neither recession-level bad nor full employment recovery-level good, but it’s worth diving into the numbers to see exactly what’s driving this slow expansion.
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A significant part of the growth came from personal spending on health care as insurance premiums continue to rise, meaning a lot of that growth wasn’t very productive. That health care costs are rising—and rising faster than most other expenses—is a problem that businesses and policymakers have struggled with for years: It’s the major cause of federal budget deficits and the reason behind the health care law passed in 2010. While the effects of the Affordable Care Act on private health care costs remain to be seen—many of its provisions will not go into affect for another two years—health care economists like Harvard’s David Cutler say it draws on nearly every idea that exists to lower costs.
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But, Cutler adds that while we wait for pilot programs to succeed and scale or fail, more changes to the system—including a public insurance option and further incentives for health providers to reform delivery—should be on the table.While policymakers in Washington and state capitals wait on politics and legal challenges to the 2010 law, consumers can take action themselves to lower costs. Innovative health care companies are coming up with new ways to make cost savings easier to find.

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