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Emerging-market advanced, trimming the biggest monthly slide since June, after better-than- estimated U.S. data bolstered optimism about global growth. Russia’s ruble tumbled to the lowest level in four years.

Passport to the U.S.: Finding the Right Strategies for International Fund Managers

From NFL Champion to ETF Leader

An annuity offers the investor income for life -- for a price. Considering the return on investment, how do annuities compare to bonds?

Gold Rallies From Four-Month Low as Weaker Prices Boost Demand

Korea’s Top-Performing Fund Goes Global as Locals Shun Kospi

A Battle of the Titans

Driving Value Creation and Identifying Unique Practices

Funds Brace for Rate Spike

Recent studies have found that as people age, many lose their ability to make sound financial decisions. So what can be done to safeguard elderly clients’ hard earned assets?

Increased taxes on long-term capital gains has renewed interest in trusts that can sell donated assets, avoid tax, and pay a stream of income to the donors.

Fidelity Divide Shows Energy Future Debt Knot: Corporate Finance

Pimco Sees $3.7 Trillion Reason for Adding Yuan: China Credit

Gold Drops to Four-Month Low as Iran Accord Damps Haven Appeal

Zimbabwe Sovereign Wealth Fund to Get Share of Mine Taxes

Glee Gets as Little Respect as Gloom With Fed Driving Stocks

Some planners have implemented online capabilities to serve an increasingly tech-hungry public. But how much tech is enough – and does too much get in the way of good planning?

What could cause the dollar to fall and inflation to rise? Planners should keep their eyes on three potential triggers.

A 529 owned by a grandparent doesn’t count as an asset on the standard financial aid form but planning is necessary to avoid an aid reduction when money is withdrawn to pay college bills.

U.S. Bancorp Chief Says Retroactive Risks Make Deals ‘Dangerous’