Portfolio

Using insights from behavioral finance, advisors can better help clients answer the question: What do you really want your money to do?

Workers aged 65 and above accounted for more than 16% of the labor force in 2010, up from 12% in 1990, according to the Census Bureau--and many of them have no plans to quit.

New products, under the broad label of liquid alternatives, bring a value proposition of greater opportunities for diversification coming from sources that are largely uncorrelated to the equity and fixed income market, at least by historical measures.

Bill Gross said he wouldn’t hire Ben S. Bernanke as an advisor. He’d rather read the former Federal Reserve Chairman’s blogs and tweets.

Teams can be more productive, acquire more clients and tend to have better long-term growth, but joining or building a group that will thrive is no small task.

Given the unpredictability in forecasting, betting on rates rising can be just as risky as taking the opposite stance.

Bill Gross said he wouldn't hire Ben S. Bernanke as an advisor. He'd rather read the former Federal Reserve Chairman's blogs and tweets.

LPL's net income dropped 4.6%, as the firm recorded $11 million in regulatory and legal bill for the first quarter.

If clients need to scramble to pay out-of-pocket medical expenses, that's just one red flag they haven't saved enough: Plus, some investors can't wait for higher interest rates.

In the first few days after the 7.9-magnitude earthquake, Fidelity Charitable grants sent $2M to aid victims; Schwab Charitable grants added another $568,000.