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The $4 trillion budget President Barack Obama sent Congress would raise taxes on the nation’s top earners and increase spending for domestic programs including an expansion of Social Security benefits for same-sex couples.

China's growth is expected to slow to about 7.1%, still higher than most of the world. Its 10% growth of the past shouldn't be expected or wanted in the future, say experts at Wells Fargo Investment Institute.

Matt Lynch, a former B-D CEO, says his new boutique consulting startup will work alongside client firms through their most risky transitions.

Here are a few of the hard-fought mistakes planners say they've made, and the ensuing lessons they've learned.

President Barack Obama sent a $4 trillion budget blueprint to Congress that would raise taxes on corporations and the nation’s top earners, fund major investments in infrastructure and education and stabilize, but not eliminate, the annual U.S. budget deficit.

With gas prices declining, clients should rebalance and consider adding energy stocks to their portfolio as a way to buy low and increase stability to their portfolio.

The ongoing, rapid growth of ETFs begs a question: is it sustainable, or will the market soon find itself in a bubble? A new global report on the ETF industry says there is little to stop its momentum.

DoubleLine Capital, the bond firm co-founded by Jeffrey Gundlach, attracted its biggest monthly subscriptions ever last month after beating peers in 2014.

Though the mutual fund provider will have a majority ownership in eMoney, the company will remain independent.

Advisors say clients have been increasingly nervous about investing internationally.