From "You can't retire yet" to "Your husband is gambling away your savings," here are the toughest conversations wealth managers have with their customers — and how to get through them.

Financial advisors should start the new year right by modernizing their planning tools to reflect clients' heightened demand for reliable, easily digestible information about their assets.

Here's a list of Financial Planning's most important stories in the past year involving the vexing array of complexities with paying Uncle Sam.

As wealth managers prepare for the new year, here are the kinds of solutions that are poised to run the table over the next 12 months.

Technology helps financial advisors unlock much more value by being able to switch up clients' buckets of investments at any time throughout the year.

It's a complicated choice, but tax alpha and customization shouldn't play that big of a role. On the other hand, the ability to have a solid partnership should.

It's cheers for pro bono advisors and people working to diversify the industry, and jeers for planners who defraud the elderly and big firms that let their regulatory responsibilities slip.