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How clients pay more than what they're supposed to pay in taxes every year because they tend to overlook some tax deductions, and how they can effectively manage their taxes by year-end, by making tax-advantaged savings plan contributions and keeping withholding tax close to their actual tax liability.

Washington Wealth Management lured away an advisor managing $100 million in assets and who had been at the wirehouse for three decades.

Some clients are tempted to give too much, while others could afford to do much more. Where do advisors draw the line between helpful and intrusive?

Principles of behavioral finance can prevent destructive investment moves, advisors hear at Schwab Impact conference.

Advisor-focused legislation may be a long-shot, but Republican majorities in both chambers could result in more scrutiny for agencies mulling fiduciary rules.

Record crowd focuses on the future of financial advice.

Some clients are tempted to give too much, while others could afford to do much more. Where do advisors draw the line between helpful and intrusive?

Investors should weight the cost of paying debt with savings versus the gains from keeping the money in their retirement account; Plus, how to bolster low retirement savings, and when to consider high-yield funds.

The Securities and Exchange Commission's enforcement action against 13 dealer firms Monday represents a broad commission effort to correct behavior that was probably due to mistakes by individual traders dealing with an unusual bond issuance, attorneys and market participants said Tuesday.

Female small business owners were more likely than men to view their financial advisors as important in managing, growing and protecting their assets.