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Munis are a great option for high-income taxpayers, but be mindful of the AMT.

Often under-used, HSAs can be a powerful tool for clients.

Promoting long-standing tax-managed funds to advisors will first require an educational effort about tax strategies on the part of asset managers.

Munis are a great option for high-income taxpayers, but be mindful of the AMT.

Often under-used, HSAs can be a powerful tool for clients.

These are now less common as an estate must have more than $10.8 million to be taxed.

Where and how to get up-to-date and concise information.

Bill Gross claims he was wrongfully pushed out as the bond giant’s chief investment officer by a “cabal” of executives seeking a bigger slice of the bonus pool.

These are now less common as an estate must have more than $10.8 million to be taxed.

Where and how to get up-to-date and concise information.

For starters, these may be subject to the 3.8% net investment income tax.

Blackstone Group is expected to pay $39 million to settle claims stemming from a U.S. regulator's probe into whether private equity firms put their own interests ahead of investors'.

Reflecting the global ambitions of Asian asset managers, South Korean-based Mirae Asset Management this summer quietly expanded its stateside presence, hiring four wholesalers across the country.

The world’s largest issuers of ETFs are holding talks with stock exchanges and market-makers to avoid a repeat of the issues that plagued ETFs during Aug. 24’s market turmoil, according to five people with direct knowledge of the matter.

For starters, these may be subject to the 3.8% net investment income tax.

Here is a handy checklist for clients preparing to change their living situations.

John Brynjolfsson, the chief investment officer of Armored Wolf, said he is closing the money management firm to outside investors and converting it into a family office.

Here is a handy checklist for clients preparing to change their living situations.

Clients must digest that they will likely pay more for taxes in their lifetimes than anything else.

Only 10% of ETFs are in positive territory, after market selloffs in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, and a plunge in commodity prices.