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Offering special needs planning is one way to help distinguish your services to clients and prospects, says Stephen Norton, a chartered special needs consultant (ChSNC) and the president of Saybrook Wealth Group. The father of a son diagnosed with autism at a young age, Norton has an interest in this type of planning that is personal, not just professional. He shares three pointers to help advisors bring special needs planning into their practices.
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Offering special needs planning is one way to help distinguish your services to clients and prospects, says Stephen Norton, a chartered special needs consultant (ChSNC) and the president of Saybrook Wealth Group. The father of a son diagnosed with autism at a young age, Norton has an interest in this type of planning that is personal, not just professional. He shares three pointers to help advisors bring special needs planning into their practices.

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