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Delaying retirement and staying in their current job may be the key for clients looking to bolster retirement savings.

Originally a small group of female financial professionals, the firm's annual event for women advisors expects more than 260 participants.

A Morgan Stanley branch manager, told by his mother to do his best before her passing, works to inspire others in wealth management to do the same.

Investment costs, including inflation, can put a heavier dent on retirement income than many clients realize; Plus, can downsizing save a client's retirement?

Two former advisors allege they were punished and eventually fired for reporting misconduct including trainees and interns entering trades as well as misleading clients during cold calls.

In a rapid market downturn, advisors have to suss out the motivation for wanting to sell, while remembering that, ultimately, a client's decision prevails.

How advisors can minimize the impact of the recent market slide for their clients. Plus, learn how Social Security spousal benefits can increase your client's taxes.

Mutual fund giant Fidelity Investments is warning deflationary pressures in the U.S. are building.

RIAs can be an easy entry point for organizations looking to move dirty money and avoid other financial entities that have formal AML procedures in place, says FinCEN.

Equity allocations are generally higher than years past even for retirees, but some clients are still overexposed to stocks; Plus, the idea of privatizing Social Security is being suggested again by some.