Transforming Financial Advising With Simplicity and Tech With Adam Dell

Adam Dell is the Founder and CEO of Domain Money, a company dedicated to creating exceptional financial products that reshape the financial system and provide accessible, high-quality financial advice. Before establishing Domain Money, he was a partner at Goldman Sachs, where he served as the Head of Product for Marcus by Goldman Sachs. With a strong interest in leveraging technology to address economic inefficiencies, Adam founded four companies, including Clarity Money, MessageOne, Buzzsaw, and Civitas Learning. He is renowned for aligning customer needs with technological solutions and advocates for a flat-fee financial planning model to ensure transparency and value for clients.

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Financial planning can often feel overwhelming and complex. But what if we focused on simplicity, clarity, and customer satisfaction as the main principles of this service? How could this shift in approach impact your financial well-being and the industry?

Serial entrepreneur Adam Dell unpacks the game-changing approaches to financial planning that prioritize customer empowerment and transparent, actionable advice. He shares the philosophy of eliminating needless complexity by providing clients with a simple financial to-do list, exposing the misalignments in traditional financial advisory, and reinventing the customer experience. Adam is setting a new standard by offering high-quality advice through certified financial planners and a flat fee model, challenging the traditional percentage-of-assets fee model. He also discusses the importance of personalization and how AI assists the advisory process.

In this episode of The Customer Wins, Richard Walker interviews Adam Dell, Founder and CEO of Domain Money, about revolutionizing financial planning through technology and customer-centric models. Adam discusses how Domain Money helps clients achieve financial goals, the significance of providing customers with specific financial to-dos, how Domain Money uses technology to streamline data-gathering and plan formulation processes, and its adaptable financial plans for life's unexpected turns.