-
Bank customers who have financial plans are twice as likely to purchase insurance and investment products from their institutions, according to a new study.
January 3 -
Clients should not lose sleep over health care expenses after they retire as they can sign up for Medicare Parts A, B and D to cover hospital visits, doctor services and outpatient care and prescription drugs; Plus, essential money lessons for retirees.
December 31 -
FINRA's system for ensuring the integrity of advisors’ BrokerCheck records is broken but can be fixed, securities lawyers and other experts say.
December 31 -
Despite a ban, firms still offer clients money to not fight brokers' bids to purge their public records, lawyers say.
December 31 -
The biggest U.S. investors suggest caution on bond returns as the Fed raises rates
December 31 -
How donor-advised funds can help charitable gifts, including those from Roth IRAs, work harder for your client.
December 30
-
Contrary to what some experts say, the U.S. is unlikely to experience a retirement crisis as data show that Americans have considerable savings for their golden years; Plus, the best way to donate to charity from an IRA.
December 30 -
Two planners were barred from the industry for allegedly employing "deceptive, fraudulent and manipulative devices and schemes," while another had converted, or taken, funds from a client's estate and trust.
December 30 -
A glimpse into the future? Almost half of survey respondents 55 to 64 say they never use social media. In contrast, 100% of advisors 24 and under use the tool.
December 30 -
Clients may consider including bitcoin as an alternative investment in their retirement portfolios, especially if they can manage the risks involved; Plus, why a qualified longevity annuity contract within an IRA or a 401(k) plan is a good option for clients.
December 29







