Portfolio

The traditional way of charging clients is rapidly falling by the wayside as advisors seek better options. Don’t get left behind.

Plan sponsors are automatically enrolling newly hired employees, as well as those employees who are eligible but not participating in a retirement plans; Plus, the dos and don'ts for the final years of a client's career.

Still a work in progress, the product will be less "robo" and more expensive than some of its competitors' offerings.

U.S. House Republicans are proposing a 7.7% cut to the IRS budget, setting the boundaries for a budget standoff over the next few months.

State Street Corp., which opened the first U.S. exchange-traded fund in 1993, is starting its first currency-hedged ETF.

The retirement account faces three significant forces that will shape its future: regulatory reform, demographics and expanded coverage. See how they're likely to play out.

For clients who want to benefit from M&A, one option is to invest in sectors that are in the hot areas of activity. Another is to buy ETFs that zero in on the stocks of companies engaged in acquisitions.

Pershing will give advisors digital tools; Capitol One gets in the game with a hybrid robo plan.

Divorce is increasing among people aged 50 and up, which affects lifestyle and financial independence; Plus, 401(k) mistakes to avoid.

It was only the second time in a decade that the funds have shrunk at the start of June, in part because it coincides with a period when investors get paid from maturing debt and interest.