NFP Advisor Services Group powers successful independent financial advisors – including hybrid advisors and RIAs – who want to offer complete wealth management solutions.

The more you can do, the more value your practice has.

We’re a perfect example. We offer more than a top 10 broker/dealer and RIA. We offer the opportunity to grow the business you have now into the business you want on an open architecture platform that spans multiple lines of business.

We’ve packaged the resources you need and the value you want within a community framework you won’t find anywhere else.

Case consultation — Advisory and investments, insurance and corporate benefits

Scale/open architecture — More carriers and vendors, offering better pricing and exclusive offers

Leading technology — Integrated platforms that provide a holistic view of all business

Service Personalized service delivered by responsive experts and knowledgeable support staff

Practice management — Leading practice management and business consulting resources

Culture — Distinct membership organizations of like-minded advisors who share ideas and best practices


The RIA Tipping Point:
Corporate or Independent

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“The RIA Tipping Point: Corporate or Independent,” a new white paper published by NFP Advisor Services Group, provides valuable insight into which RIA model is best for your advisory business and can help you be most profitable. Hear Kristen LeClair, senior vice president of NFP Advisor Services Group and Philip Palaveev, CEO of The Ensemble Practice, discuss the study to learn about the pros and cons of each RIA model and to help you find your tipping point.


Multidiscipline Practices – The Business Model of the Future – Today

Clients are increasingly demanding guidance for all of their financial needs. A multidiscipline practice (MDP) enables you to provide complete wealth management solutions, leading to a more valuable practice with higher retention and satisfaction rates. This white paper, produced by Aite Group, identifies the benefits of MDPs to clients and advisors, and explores the unique hurdles that these practices must manage.