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Focus on being the leader people want to follow and on having the right people in the right job, doing the right work.

As we step into the second quarter of this year, think about stepping out of your comfort zone to boost your business. Here are six suggestions to help you do that.

Many potential clients don't understand how a good advisor can help them meet their financial goals. These key questions can lay a foundation for a relationship.

If you're pinning your success to an arbitrary AUM level, you've got a problem. Here's what firms seeking long-term success should concentrate on instead.

Commentary: There are certain areas of an asset allocation where there is real danger to blindly investing in passive investments.

Maximizing savings in tax-deferred accounts may lead to an abrupt increase later in both income and income taxes. Here are a couple of ways to help clients steer clear.

Employee volunteer programs obviously benefit the community. What is often overlooked is how such programs can increase employee loyalty and engagement, ultimately helping your business.

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.

We've restructured our planning sessions so that our advisors team up with a second CFP to deliver more robust advice. Here are three ways the approach pays off.

By taking a "glass half-empty" approach on the fiduciary issue, regulators are doing investors and advisors a disservice.