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Puerto Rico Pads Franklin Stock Funds on Yield Lure: Muni Credit

Two Merrill Lynch veterans who generated about $1.6 million have left the wirehouse for Raymond James & Associates.

UBS is shaking up its wealth management executive ranks, bringing in Paul Hatch as group managing director, in a move that the brass says will better serve advisors and clients.

In cases heard by an SEC administrative law judge or a FINRA hearing panel, a study finds, 46.7% of broker-dealers, advisors and registered reps succeeded in getting charges dismissed or lowering the sanctions imposed.

Key performance indicators are becoming increasingly important as a way for owners of financial advisory firms to enhance the value of their business.

Seeking above-market returns is foolhardy because costs are inevitably higher.

Whether you're selling right now or next decade, there are many ways to make any solo practice appeal to buyers.

So-called robo advisors are shaking up the wealth management industry, but they can't replicate the human touch of actual advisors.

Standard monthly payments are just one of several options for paying off loans after graduation.

A founding director at Touchmark Bancshares in Georgia claims he was ousted after questioning the bank's strategy. Now he is lobbying for the company's sale.