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Advisors should help their female retiree clients balance their well-placed concerns about longevity with their tolerance for risk.

Advisors warn despite the appeal of quarterly income from energy MLPs, retired clients should proceed with caution because these investments usually make tax-sense only with long-term commitments.

Increased interest from academia in offering degree programs is the good news--but they still need many more qualified teachers.

The Canadian bank's viral YouTube clip comes as the industry struggles to use social media effectively.

RBC Wealth Management-U.S. announced Friday that it has recruited Roger Rath from Janney Montgomery Scott as a senior vice president and financial advisor for its Annapolis, Md., office.

It takes a lot of time to develop original insights and advance the public conversation around a thought. If you have the inclination, follow this plan to start the process.

Only 25% of Americans use a 401(k) plan; It's ok to use Roth IRA to help pay school loans in some cases; Why the good news for retiree health care may not last

Regulators' blunt criticism of resolution plans of the 11 most complex banks still leaves pivotal questions about how the process moves forward, including what banks must do to avoid serious consequences.

With retirement-aged couples divorcing with ever more frequency, financial planners should be ready to help recently divorced clients adjust their plans for retirement.

When work isn't perfect, advisors should seek change, but be flexible about it. Here's how to get started.