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The asset management industry was clearly impacted by massive waves of selling last month, though it is slowly recovering.

The problems plaguing Petrobas are also dragging down Pimco, Fidelity and Capital Group -- the three biggest holders of its bonds.

Banks are closing branches and relying more heavily on technology to serve customers. Concerns that online and mobile banking don't reach all customers could leave banks open to allegations of discrimination.

When clients have assets in several states, the legal and tax pitfalls in estate planning multiply, says attorney Allen Falke.

The firm's new hires come from J.P. Morgan.

Clients, however, have been unnerved by the market's recent ups and downs.

Financial support should be limited to necessary expenses and all involved should agree on how long the child will stay; Plus, how retirement plans are being nickel and dimed by fees.

It may seem counter intuitive, but offering some free services may actually help advisors grow their businesses.

Commentary: SigFig's data compiled after the August correction shows that 27% more investors panicked that week than they did in October 2014.

Advisors should be aware of the pitfalls in advising clients to retire in other countries.

Studies show that those who continue working into retirement are healthier, both physically and mentally, than those who quit.

Goldman Sachs, rarely thought of as a low-cost option, is seeking to be just that with a new line of ETFs.

The firm's latest hires come from Wells Fargo and Edward Jones.

U.S. Treasuries gained with emerging-market assets as futures traders held to bets that the Federal Reserve won’t raise interest rates this week amid ongoing financial- market volatility. Stocks struggled for direction after their biggest weekly advance since July.

CEO Tidjane Thiam's plan to overhaul Credit Suisse includes selling its U.S. private bank, according to a Swiss newspaper.

The Department of Labor is trying to get its fiduciary proposal passed before President Obama’s term is over—some question whether it can happen that quickly.

Goldman Sachs, rarely thought of as a low-cost option, is seeking to be just that with a new line of exchange-traded funds.

When it comes to planning for wealthy families, advisors are hung up on outdated ideas, new data shows.

Why retiring clients should avoid carrying mortgage debt into their golden years; plus, how stay-at-home parents are losing out on retirement savings.

When it comes to planning for wealthy families, advisors are hung up on outdated ideas, new data shows.