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An ex-Ameriprise franchise advisor was fined and suspended by FINRA for allegedly copying and pasting client signatures onto documents.

Are your clients prepared for the capital gain that many mutual funds are likely to pay out before year-end?

While traditional marketing is still necessary for financial planners who want to thrive and grow, content and credibility marketing with a digital twist are essential. Here are some ideas for advisors.

The new approach enables workers to know their income at a specific age based on their plan's current balance; plus, mutual fund firms acting as 401(k) providers that favor their own funds and how your Social Security benefits measure up.

Supplying Chinese equity demand is not a simple process of deciding to launch an ETF product, providers say. There are a number of operational challenges that a firm must navigate to make the offering available, including managing a complex system of global exchange that involves precise timings and potential risks for clients.

Where did the wealthiest people in the world -- those with at least $30 million in net assets -- go to school? Here's a ranking of the top universities by number of ultrawealthy alumni.

A new addition to Raymond James & Associates helps further the firm's growth plans.

Two Raymond James advisors joined Ameriprise; one went to the employee channel, the other moved to the firm's independent side.

Members of the Financial Planning Coalition fire back at lawmakers' call for the SEC to shuffle existing resources and tap a third party to increase examinations of advisors.

FINRA's CARDS proposal and the DoL's proposed fiduciary standard are cited as potential threats to the industry and investors.