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"Millennial" and "young person" will not always be synonymous. So it makes sense to try to distinguish, as much as possible, which characteristics of millennials are generational, owing to the peculiarities of time and place, and which are simply evidence of youth.

Retirees who have been government workers or whose spouses have been government workers may be in for a surprise when they file for Social Security retirement benefits.

Here are a few tips from an advisor and practice management expert to help boost your confidence and improve how you communicate your value proposition.

This "product" is weakened in the customer's mind when interacting with a living, breathing banker inevitably involves fending off sales pitches, writes one retail banking program consultant.

Staff loyalty must be earned. Use these tactics to make sure your employees feel connected and committed to your firm's success.

Here are some of the most common mistakes advisors make in running their practices -- and how you can avoid them, according to one practice management expert and former advisor.

As regulatory scrutiny intensifies, advisors must design and support policies and processes to avoid compliance missteps. New technology tools can help.

In the March issue, columnist Bob Veres cited seven "dirty words" that were hurting RIAs.

Your team shouldn't suffer abuse. Here's how to protect your staff and know when to bid a bad client adieu.

With an estimated $2 trillion "in motion" due to divorce or widowhood among American women, a thorough understanding of such major transitional moments may help financial advisors protect and even expand their practices.