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Searching for order and patterns may be comforting to investors - but maddening to advisors.

There are rewards - and risks - to building a practice around a specific profession or employer.

Your clients can make or break you-here's how to grow your business by focusing on those who can improve your bottom line.

Former geophysicist Jim Stottlemyre, now a financial advisor at Baker Boyer National Bank in Kennewick, Wash., finds science and advising can be parallel universes.

The fall of the U.S. dollar could lead to higher inflation, so what's an investor to do?

The Federal Reserve's stress tests and capital decisions help clarify who can afford to buy, how much they can pay and who might need to sell.

Even though investors of all wealth brackets want more online capabilities, they still value advice traditional financial advisors are able to provide.

The one element where advisors can help themselves is in making the clients less likely to leave. In a purely strategic sense, it means you're reducing their power to find a different situation for themselves.

Advisors share their insights about the blurred line between personal and corporate finances for the entrepreneurial client.

If you want to succeed and grow as a financial advisor, you must first understand the psychology of sales.