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Some 49% of Americans end up retiring unexpectedly. How do financial planners best help clients in this situation refashion retirement plans?

Why your awesome 401(k) is still not as good as cash; Ignore this savings plan at your peril; Will benefits continue to increase if you wait past 70?

After listening to advisors pitch their businesses, a panel of investors explained what works. Advisor and consultant Ron Carson shares the most important takeaways.

Stocks with significant yields can offer upside potential plus tax advantages at all ages and income levels.

The CFP Board is seeking to position itself as a guidepost to advance varied efforts to even out the gender gap in a profession in which men hold a substantial majority of positions and dramatically out-earn their female colleagues.

Diebold, best known as an ATM manufacturer, is rebranding and diversifying itself and promoting its consulting services on a popular banking topic: how to redefine branches as sales and service hubs.

Student debt threatens safety net for elderly Americans; Accessing retirement income for small business owners; When stock and real estate bubbles collide

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren said brokerage regulation needs a “major re-examination” to prevent funding shortfalls during a crisis and that brokers should have higher capital requirements.

When and how your clients elect Medicare coverage can have a big effect on their overall budget.

Both were booted from the brokerage industry for misappropriating customer funds.