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Janney Montgomery Scott hired six advisors, moving the firm closer to its goal of 50 new recruits this year.

Two recruits from Raymond James and Merrill Lynch made the move.

What clients with college loans need to know to save on their taxes; plus, tips for expat clients filing with the IRS, and knowing the details behind local and state tax deductions.

Seniors who consider living in 55+ communities should determine whether the homes are age-ready and conducive for people with diminished physical activity; plus, how boomers became the disillusioned generation.

About 75% of what's in the proposal will probably stick, says a leading retirement expert. Here's what advisors can expect.

More sophisticated mobile apps and better industry partnerships are being credited with easing access to 401(k) plan information and paving the way for wiser retirement planning decisions.

Mutual funds are vulnerable to runs that can spill over and cause problems in the broader financial system, according to a blog post published today on Liberty Street Economics by staffers at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The firm's proposal to briefly pause incoming orders is not likely a roadblock, according to Richard Ketchum.

Despite the rise of digital banking, most people still look to physical channels when opening accounts. That's partly due to consumer preference, but banks have a long way to go to make the digital sales experience smooth.

Applying for Social Security benefits early doesn't necessarily mean that applicants will receive the benefits early, an advisor explains to 64-year-old widowed client.