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A household relationship can look solid on paper while most of the real trust sits with just one person. In this episode of Advising Humans, Yasmin and Kathleen explore why that hidden fragility often does not show up until something changes, like death, advisor transition, or another major life disruption. They discuss what happens when the less-engaged spouse, partner, or next-generation family member suddenly has to decide whether to stay, and why that decision depends on feeling known, understood, and safe with the firm. The conversation also shows why shared paperwork and shared assets do not automatically mean shared trust.
Visit https://advisinghumans.com/ for show notes, episodes, and practical resources.
By Advisor Innovation LabA household relationship can look solid on paper while most of the real trust sits with just one person. In this episode of Advising Humans, Yasmin and Kathleen explore why that hidden fragility often does not show up until something changes, like death, advisor transition, or another major life disruption. They discuss what happens when the less-engaged spouse, partner, or next-generation family member suddenly has to decide whether to stay, and why that decision depends on feeling known, understood, and safe with the firm. The conversation also shows why shared paperwork and shared assets do not automatically mean shared trust.
Visit https://advisinghumans.com/ for show notes, episodes, and practical resources.