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ChatGPT Prompts for Financial Advisors: 12 for Client Work

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12 ChatGPT prompts for financial advisors: prep client reviews, spot life change triggers, write follow ups, explain concepts plainly, and keep notes organized.

ChatGPT Prompts for Financial Advisors: 12 for Client Work

These ChatGPT prompts for financial advisors handle the preparation and writing around client work: review prep, life change triggers, discovery questions, follow up emails, and plain language explanations. You keep the advice and the judgment; ChatGPT organizes notes and drafts text. Fill in the [brackets] with de-identified facts only.

Important limits: this is not financial advice, and the prompts are designed so the model asks questions rather than recommends products. Follow your firm's policy on AI tools, never paste client names or account numbers, and send client facing text through your compliance review.

Prompts for review meeting prep

1. Client snapshot

From these de-identified notes: [paste], write a one page snapshot: household, goals, and what changed since the last review. Flag any information older than 12 months.

2. Goal status table

Here are the client's stated goals and a plan summary as of [date]: [paste]. Build a table with goal, target, what the summary shows, and a status of on track, needs discussion, or unclear. Do not run projections.

3. Life change triggers

The client had these life events: [events]. For each, list the planning areas it may touch as questions for me, not recommendations.

4. Meeting agenda

Build a [minutes] minute agenda for a [video, in person] review that covers [required topics] and leaves ten minutes for the client's questions.

Prompts for better conversations

5. Discovery questions

Write eight open questions for a household like this: [profile]. Include one about risk comfort and one about what they want from our relationship this year.

6. Plain language explainer

Explain [concept] to a client with no finance background in under 150 words, with one everyday example. Mark any figure I must verify as [verify].

7. Market worry reply

A client emailed this about market news: [paste]. Draft a calm reply that acknowledges the worry, offers a call, and makes no predictions or promises.

Prompts for follow up and admin

8. Follow up email

Turn my meeting notes into a plain language follow up email with sections for decisions, action items with owners, and the next review date: [paste notes].

9. Open items tracker

Here are open items from my last three client meetings: [paste]. Group them by client code, status, and what is needed to close each one.

10. Document request list

For a review covering [topics], list the documents to request from the client before the meeting, in a friendly email.

Prompts for marketing and practice

11. Newsletter topic ideas

Suggest ten educational newsletter topics for clients who are [audience]. No performance claims, no product pitches.

12. Seminar outline

Outline a 45 minute educational talk on [topic] for [audience], with a plain language takeaway for each section and a compliance review reminder at the end.

Prep a full client review in one prompt

The Financial Advisor Client Review Prep: Agenda and Follow Up prompt combines the review steps. You give it a de-identified profile, notes since the last review, a plan snapshot, open items, required topics, and the meeting setup. It returns a client snapshot, a goal check table, life change triggers as questions, open item status, discovery questions, an agenda, a document checklist, a follow up email draft, and compliance reminders. The example on the page preps a 60 minute video review for a couple after one spouse left a teaching job.

Tips for financial advisors using ChatGPT

  • Use client codes, never names or account numbers.
  • Paste the numbers you trust and tell the model not to add any.
  • Check current limits, rules, and rates yourself. Models can be out of date.
  • Route every client facing draft through your firm's compliance process.

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Posting on social media? Review drafts with the Financial Advisor Social Media Compliance Reviewer. Find more in the Finance prompts hub, browse more prompts, or share a prompt from your practice.