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Clients and advisers must work closely together to secure a client’s golden years.

Cheap and fun choices abound for those who are counting their pennies.

These firms grabbed the top spot when it came to rapid growth.

Buy them “for what they will do, not for what they might do.”

Buy them "for what they will do, not for what they might do."

Assets in fixed-income ETFs have exploded, increasing 380% since January 2010.

The new regulations are adding more pain to funds that have been plagued by seven years of the Fed's zero interest-rate policy.

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Once clients form concrete goals, some discover they need to shift their financial plan

Once clients form concrete goals, some discover they need to shift their financial plan.

Recent research shows how advisers work and how they like to communicate.

Diversification is a key word in the financial lexicon. But it is neither well-defined nor desirable in and of itself. What investors really need is efficiency.

The fiduciary rule, combined with technological advances, will create pressure to compress fees to a degree that could threaten advisers’ lifestyles.

Next generation retirement planning combines Social Security and portfolio withdrawal strategies.

Active asset managers such as GAM are facing higher regulatory costs and the growing popularity of low-cost ETFs that passively track markets.

The views echo concerns expressed by some managers as stocks reached record highs and bond yields plunged to historic lows.

A variety of clients may find it wiser to hold back.

The hedge fund's legal woes, however, have taken a toll on the company's stock, which has fallen about 71% in the past year.

Equities and currencies are extending two months of gains after a report showed U.S. gross domestic product grew at less than half the pace forecast by analysts.