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A former pro of an early financial planning tool learns how much has changed — and how little — as she keeps up with exponential tech advances.

The move does not apply to the giant asset management firm's ETFs, and clients are not required to liquidate existing positions.

Not planning is the biggest risk that advisers can take.

The company's market share has increased in recent years to 67%.

Retirees saw a small increase in expendable income once they started collecting Social Security, according to a new study.

Clients may become mesmerized by dazzling short-term returns, so consider pushing solid growth on the cheap.

Firms must recruit the right players to serve their clients, says CEG Worldwide’s Jonathan Powell.

The newcomer from UBS will help oversee a unit that has grown to just over 3,000 advisers.

Three firms have fired the broker, whose former clients have won $494,000 in settlements.

One way to effect positive change is by helping clients invest through a gender lens, says ThirtyNorth Investments exec Suzanne Mestayer.