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Sure, major firms offer exit advice to their advisers, but there’s only so much they can do. Here’s how planners can take the next step on their own.

Here are wealth management's elite leaders, responsible for landing the best talent and helping to shape the industry’s future.

There’s a ‘significant shift in interest and motivations,’ says Fidelity’s Bob Oros. Here’s what it means for firms.

Michael Armstrong, who has been serving as Global Head of Wealth Management at Jefferies, will take over as CEO of RBC's wealth management business.

The traditional grid that delivered handsome payouts for advisers will likely go away for all but the top performers.

The debate has spread far beyond planners and regulators, suggesting to some that public consciousness, and widespread change, might be on the rise.

ETFs routinely purge portfolios of holdings with large unrealized gains, while mutual funds seldom utilize this powerful tool.

Family members differ dramatically when it comes to wealth planning, according to a recent Merrill Lynch study. Here's how advisers can start a dialogue with relatives that answers their wealth planning needs.

“Racial bias does exist. Anybody who says it doesn’t is kidding themselves,” says Tony Barrett, a complex manager for Raymond James.