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A longtime wirehouse advisor with $48 million in AUM has joined regional broker-dealer Wunderlich.

Only 10% of ETFs are in positive territory, after market selloffs in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, and a plunge in commodity prices.

Clients must digest that they will likely pay more for taxes in their lifetimes than anything else.

Morgan Stanley is asking employees to give up their right to sue the firm in class actions for civil rights violations including discrimination based on race, gender or age, according to a former employee's lawsuit.

A retired couple alleges their advisor lost millions through negligence and misrepresentation of certain securities, but the firm says that the clients were sophisticated self-directed investors.

Many retirees fail to boost savings after their last child leaves the house, and instead go on a spending spree that can last for years; Plus, how to make volatility work for you.

Clients can consider gifting up to $14,000 to as many individuals each year before gift taxes kick in.

Clients can consider gifting up to $14,000 to as many individuals each year before gift taxes kick in.

Following the most recent hacking incident in the financial industry, technology experts weigh in on what this means for wealth managers.

Names and addresses were stolen from a database with information on 4.6 million clients of online brokerage Scottrade Financial Services in 2013 and 2014, the company said on its website.