Toby is a veteran journalist with more than a dozen years of experience in the field who joined Financial Planning in 2017 after prior tenures with the New York Daily News, Commercial Observer and City Limits. He earned an undergraduate degree in the humanities from the University of Texas at Austin and a master's degree in journalism from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York. He has won a dozen business journalism awards during his time with Financial Planning, including those received for the 2020 podcast series "
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The independent firm told financial advisors that selling their own practices without a greenlight from the corporate office could draw FINRA scrutiny.
March 27 -
The firm launched a new service giving financial advisors more tools to guide clients through economic turbulence like the present moment.
March 24 -
Understandable expenses came out ahead of every other "want" among customers, displaying how transparent costs are an important differentiator for advisors.
March 24 -
The active ETF firm's managing partner talks about the potential for options-based strategies in times when stocks and bonds are plunging.
March 23 -
The SEC's case against a barred former broker shows why regulators and the industry often struggle to catch repeat offenders before they harm investors again.
March 23 -
A 22-year veteran broker is headed to prison for "intentionally preying" on seniors and families of children with special needs, the district attorney says.
March 22 -
Justin Heller was a member of the 2013 men's squad that won the ACC championship. A decade later, he joined the industry's movement toward independence.
March 21 -
The giant insurer and wealth management firm is seeking to engage Generation Z women who are the largest group of the digital pinboard's users.
March 21 -
The VP of mergers and acquisitions for a leading RIA consultant explains how to identify the best value for owners, employees and clients.
March 20 -
The private equity-backed independent wealth management firm's liabilities have surged by 87%, but Moody's expects its leverage to fall this year.
March 16 -
In the second year of the NCAA legalizing payments to student-athletes, a nascent patchwork of financial advisors, firms and university athletic programs aim to address a huge problem.
March 15 -
A behind-the-scenes business, cash management services for advisory firms and affluent clients are in the spotlight following the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank implosions.
March 14 -
New technology can speed up advanced planning procedures that used to require hours of manual data entry, according to the advisor and technology entrepreneur.
March 13 -
Managing partner Penny Pennington received lower pay last year due to the declining business.
March 13 -
The ratings agency said the firm's leverage, which is poised to spike from the acquisition, will ultimately decrease this year due to profits from rising interest rates.
March 9 -
At the Future Proof Festival, the firm's vice president of the Global Client Group discussed the $584-billion fund firm's approach to working with advisors.
March 9 -
Adam and Daniel Kaplan kept getting jobs at RIAs despite the disturbing allegations that led to their firings at other firms.
March 8 -
The fintech firm providing ESG data technology gives financial advisors more openings to ask customers about their values and implement them in portfolios.
March 7 -
A SmartAsset list featuring Main Street much more than Wall Street could help planners think about their local markets in a different context.
March 7 -
Five financial advisors with $1.45 billion in client assets and seven support staff members moved to the independent brokerage's breakaway channel.
March 6
