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The head of debt investment at Norway’s $880 billion sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, said a rally in U.S. corporate bonds may be coming to an end.

Which banks are advisors moving to? Eight recently switched to BNY Mellon, Citi Private Bank and U.S. Bank.

Dueling data muddies Social Security Debate; Split up Social Security when couple splits up?; Beyond Medicare's ratings, picking a nursing home

Robert Benmosche, who is stepping down this weekend after five years as CEO of American International Group’s chief executive, said he learned in May that he had nine months to a year to live.

New guidance for employees in the Appeals division of the IRS goes into effect in the first week of September.

Adding some guaranteed income to a portfolio drawdown strategy can provide longevity insurance, but there can be downsides to including annuities in a retirement plan.

PageOne Financial denies SEC charges that the RIA aimed to fund its own sale with commissions from advisor clients.

The cost of health care for retirees is a cause for concern, if not outright panic, for millions of Americans. But when you comb through the numbers, it’s not always so bad.

The end of summer is approaching, but the recruiting wars are not slowing down. Wells Fargo advisors recently recruited advisors managing more than $500 million in assets while rival Raymond James reeled in a Merrill executive to oversee a new branch office.

Schwab's unsuccessful $15 million claim against Morgan Stanley for poaching brokers shows real animosity between the firms, experts say.

Two Merrill Lynch advisors managing $227 million in assets have left to join Wells Fargo Advisors.

Raymond James recruited a former Merrill Lynch executive to head one its newest branch offices.

Firm switches to LPL to help it attract "overlooked" wirehouse advisors with $250,000 or more in revenues.

Pride, greed, sloth and envy are just a few of the potential stumbling blocks in the management of banks' bond portfolios, writes investment advisor David Barnes.

Reverse mortgage rules have become more stringent but qualified borrowers can benefit from financial flexibility.

3 lessons from S&P 500 high-point; Getting a read on mortgage REITs; Tax-free savings for education expenses

Sen. Richard Shelby isn't new to Banking Committee leadership, but he would face a crucial ticking clock if he returns as chairman of the panel next year.

Most advisors won't get the price they want from selling their practices -- and don't really want to sell anyway, one study finds.

What to call funds that can invest in almost any liquid asset in the world?

In trying to find new young clients, many advisors are turning to online platforms. But that is not the only track to success.